Melanie & Frédéric's House, 2017
“Lo spazio si indossa: é sartoriale come un abito di alta moda, per adattarsi perfettamente alla persona che lo abita. Una seconda pelle che corrisponde e valorizza la personalità dei proprietari” Questo il preambolo per una ristrutturazione completa di un appartamento di circa 300 metri quadrati su Place Dauphine, curiosissima piazza cinquecentesca di forma triangolare sull’Ile de la Cité. All’interno una contaminazione continua tra elegante contemporaneità e tradizione architettonica di inizio 800: é così che la spina di pesce del pavimento fa eco alla plissettatura in gesso del soffitto e del camino con dettagli in ottone che ricorda un organo a canne di una chiesa. Spazi aperti e atmosfere luminose anche per la sala da pranzo e la camera da letto che riprendono la cura del dettaglio ed il leitmotiv plissettato mentre il bagno padronale e la cucina riflettono ambienti più intimi e raccolti con rivestimenti in marmo nero e dettagli di ispirazione Art Déco. Ogni stanza é una sorpresa e una scenografia dentro la quale abitare, creare relazioni e stupire gli ospiti, che non si aspettano di entrare in un universo simbolico ed essenziale.
“The space is worn: it is tailored like a high fashion dress, to adapt perfectly to the person who lives there. A second skin that matches and enhances the owners' personality " This is the preamble for a complete renovation of a 300 square meters apartment situated on Place Dauphine, a very curious sixteenth-century triangular-shaped square on the Ile de la Cité. Inside, a continuous contamination between elegant contemporaneity and early 19th century architectural tradition: this is how the herringbone floor echoes the plaster pleating of the ceiling and the fireplace with brass details reminiscent of a church pipe organ. Open spaces and bright atmospheres also for the dining room and bedroom that reflect the attention to detail and the pleated leitmotif while the master bathroom and the kitchen reflect more intimate and collected environments with black marble cladding and Art Déco-inspired details. . Each room is a surprise and a setting in which to live, create relationships and amaze guests, who are unaware they are about to enter a symbolic and essential universe.
Photo Credit ©Filippo Bamberghi
“The space is worn: it is tailored like a high fashion dress, to adapt perfectly to the person who lives there. A second skin that matches and enhances the owners' personality " This is the preamble for a complete renovation of a 300 square meters apartment situated on Place Dauphine, a very curious sixteenth-century triangular-shaped square on the Ile de la Cité. Inside, a continuous contamination between elegant contemporaneity and early 19th century architectural tradition: this is how the herringbone floor echoes the plaster pleating of the ceiling and the fireplace with brass details reminiscent of a church pipe organ. Open spaces and bright atmospheres also for the dining room and bedroom that reflect the attention to detail and the pleated leitmotif while the master bathroom and the kitchen reflect more intimate and collected environments with black marble cladding and Art Déco-inspired details. . Each room is a surprise and a setting in which to live, create relationships and amaze guests, who are unaware they are about to enter a symbolic and essential universe.
Photo Credit ©Filippo Bamberghi
