The apartment's living room is long and bordered by the terrace. To the left is the living room with its library nestled under the roof; to the right is the kitchen. The dining area with its walnut table connects these two spaces. The main room is accessed by a staircase from the lower floor.

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The kitchen counter is designed like a living room piece, a large molded blue sideboard.

The mirrored backsplash invites the living room into its reflection. The worktop and wall-mounted unit are made of stainless steel, as is the sink integrated into the worktop. The sliding glass doors of the wall unit transform the contents of the unit into a graphic decor.

I chose to nestle the bookshelf under the roof to free up floor space and create a horizon line that stretches the space and evokes a landscape. This horizon continues on the perpendicular wall, delimiting a colorful space that runs down the staircase and links the two floors of the apartment. The blue and pink fabrics of the two armchairs were carefully chosen to echo the blue and brick shades of the walls. The coffee table and sofa enrich the chromatic range of a living room both warm and colorful.​