Parisian Apartment with a Gorgeous Interior Design Customized with Walnut and Glass
The apartment spreads over two floors, with a wider part on ground floor taking benefit of the natural light both from the street and the courtyard.
The apartment spreads over two floors, with a wider part on ground floor taking benefit of the natural light both from the street and the courtyard.
Summer Home Sereine is a conservation and renewal project developed by French studio Septembre Architecture.
Le Comptoir is a project completed in March 2015 by Dutch studio UXUS Design. This new restaurant concept will be implemented in all Campanile hotels. Description by Uxus:  Leading French hotel chain, Campanile, invited UXUS to design a new restaurant concept catering to business professionals and travellers. The restaurant is part of the Campanile hotel experience
Project: Generator Hostel Paris Project management: ORY.architecture, SCYNA 4 (structure), Barbanel (fluids), Artec (lighting), Phi 2 (kitchen), Impedance (acoustics) Location: Paris, France Client: Patron Capital XVI Area 9,400 m² Cost €18 million Photo Credits: Antoine Mercusot Interior design project for Generator Hostel Paris was conducted by Toronto-based DesignAgency Studio. At the same time, local architecture
Appartement Trocadero, a masterpiece of design conceived by Rodolphe Parente, epitomizes the epitome of luxury living in the heart of Paris, France.
Two young designers from Ukraine, Iryna Dzhemesiuk and Vitaly Yurov have designed the luxury interiors of this apartment in the capital of France, Paris.
This apartment from Paris was designed by young French designer Charlotte Vauvillier. 40sqm dwelling is distinguished by a design that combines modern and classic style. Renovation project is realized with good taste, using simple materials and soothing colors.
A collection of prefabricated homes – PATH: The Prefabricated Accessible Technological Homes – was recently launched by French designer Philippe Starck and Slovenian prefabricated housing specialist Riko. The Montfort House (current residence of Philippe Starck) is the prototype of the latest series of low-energy prefabricated homes. After years of intense technological development, Philippe Starck and