This home is a study in balance—with just enough romance to honor the architecture, and just enough edge to make it feel decisively modern. We treated the original Parisian bones as the lead: ornate cornicing, soaring windows, parquet underfoot, and the sculpted fireplace kept intact and quietly celebrated.

Against that backdrop, the design leans into soft, sunlit neutrals—cream, warm white, and pale stone—then punctuates the calm with deliberate color: a blush sofa, olive lounge chairs, and a deep cobalt accent that reads like a signature. Sculptural forms do the work: a monolithic stone coffee table, a graphic rug that anchors the salon, and a dining vignette built around a circular table and transparent chairs that keep the room airy and architectural.

The finishing layer is tactile and precise—velvet, boucle, ceramic accents, brushed brass—styled with intention, never clutter. The result feels effortless and elevated: classic, contemporary, and unmistakably lived-in.