Parisian Interior Designer Sandra Benhamou has not too long ago finished the redesign of a household condominium on the fifth floor of a Haussmanian constructing, just a stone’s throw from the Location de l’Etoile. The house owners, who get the job done in the high-quality jewellery business and have returned to Paris soon after living in New York for 20 yrs, needed a advanced space with a tranquil atmosphere.
Transforming the apartment’s structure, Benhamou reworked the unique traditional triple reception area into a significant living space that incorporates an open kitchen, dining home, dwelling room and a huge workplace. The majestic entrance has been preserved and restored.
The cautious restoration of mouldings and cornices, antique mirrors, stained-glass windows, and period of time fireplaces provide as the foundation for the apartment’s layout. To contrast this bourgeois design, Benhamou developed custom-designed home furnishings items these types of as the Mia couch from her have Ginger assortment, which was inspired by the atmosphere of 1970s American bars. Two custom made-made eating tables in glossy varnished rosewood, as effectively as walnut and brass bookcases, are combined with Brazilian and Italian classic design and style parts and a collection of contemporary artwork.
The attractive curation features lighting by Angelo Lelli and Fontana Arte, armchairs by Marco Zanusso, coffee tables by designers Erwan Boulloud from Galerie Glustin and Dan Pollock from Galerie Desprez Breheret, a sideboard by Joaquim Tenreiro, a desk by Franco Albini and paintings by Gideon Rubin from Galerie Karsten Greve.