This apartment is located in a residential building designed by architect Fernand Pouillon. Located on the 9th floor, this large apartment was bathed in light, but the way the spaces were divided up was no longer suitable for the Clients’ way of living.
Category
Apartement renovation
Location
Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Surface
90m²
Press
Read the article on Marie Claire Maison
The renovation is based on the main feature of this apartment: its transversality and its brightness. By optimizing and relocating the kitchen, it was possible to create an additional child's bedroom.
The new kitchen opens up to the living room. The royal blue polished concrete floor contrasts with the parquet, white kitchen elements, the oak, and faux marble countertops.
A mirrored credenza brings the view of the exterior horizon into the apartment. The central block has been modified to create space for a new bathroom for the master suite and a laundry room next to the children’s bedrooms.
Read the article on Marie Claire Maison
Photo credit : Fabienne Delafraye
This apartment is located in a residential building designed by architect Fernand Pouillon. Located on the 9th floor, this large apartment was bathed in light, but the way the spaces were divided up was no longer suitable for the Clients’ way of living.
Category
Apartement renovation
Location
Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Surface
90m²
Press
Read the article on Marie Claire Maison
The renovation is based on the main feature of this apartment: its transversality and its brightness. By optimizing and relocating the kitchen, it was possible to create an additional child's bedroom.
The new kitchen opens up to the living room. The royal blue polished concrete floor contrasts with the parquet, white kitchen elements, the oak, and faux marble countertops.
A mirrored credenza brings the view of the exterior horizon into the apartment. The central block has been modified to create space for a new bathroom for the master suite and a laundry room next to the children’s bedrooms.
Read the article on Marie Claire Maison
Photo credit : Fabienne Delafraye