Colors and materials immediately took center stage in this project; the search for harmony among patterns and rich, vibrant textures. Located in a 1970s tower in Paris’s 20th arrondissement, this approach was perfectly in tune with the setting. The walls—in electric blue, eggplant, ochre, or light blue—are both powerful and soft. They complement each other to create a warm and cheerful atmosphere. The tile flooring, with its fine grooves, adds a dynamic and structured visual element.

Numerous cabinets, closets, and storage spaces are concealed behind doors that are sometimes colorful and sometimes mirrored, create an interplay of space and reflections. Handles in a variety of shapes and materials add touches of bright color.

The bathroom and the restroom, two adjoining rooms, each have their own unique character. The fresh, spring-like green of the bathroom’s tilework contrasts with the burgundy red of the vanity cabinet. Here again, the floor pattern adds a lively and cheerful graphic touch. The restroom features a very different design, with narrow, vertical wall tiles in a sour yellow with black grout..