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Paris is full of old servants’ quarters tucked away under the rooftops. Many still lie forgotten in dusty attics. This one, however, met a very different fate. The owner entrusted this family property to architect Camille Hermand. The goal was clear: to create a bright pied-à-terre with a feminine touch. Result goes far beyond a simple renovation. And this 46sqm apartment in Paris is a true…
In the capital’s 15th arrondissement, a 1970s apartment in Paris has just undergone a complete transformation. Spanning 110 square meters, Charlotte Gille, whom we’ve often featured here, has breathed new life into this space, which had remained untouched for decades. Without altering the original floor plan, she focused on targeted changes to reveal the full potential of the existing…
Olhão is unlike any other town in the Algarve. Here, there are no golden cliffs, no golf courses, and no flashy marinas. It’s a small town where the facades are white and blue, the streets smell of grilled fish, and flat roofs stretch all the way to the horizon. And here stands this renovated former fisherman’s house dating from the early 20th century. Casa da Bica is owned by a Belgian couple…
From the outside, nothing gives away what lies behind the brick facade of this renovated and expanded Victorian house. Although the deep black window and door frames, which stand out against the stone, suggest that the renovation has modernized it. The house blends in with the row of classic townhouses on the street. It doesn’t catch our eye… And yet, as soon as you step through the door… An…
Some projects start out as investments and end up as love stories. That’s exactly what happened with this 60sqm apartment renovated in Paris. It’s nestled in the Cité de Trévise, one of the most discreet enclaves in the 9th arrondissement. The owners had commissioned Atelier Compostelle to create a rental unit. Four months of work later, they decided to keep the apartment for themselves. The…
You have to climb up to L’Estaque to understand why Cézanne settled there. This neighborhood, north of Marseille, retains its authentic character. The city lies below, the sea stretches as far as the eye can see, and the hills have never been touched by concrete. This is where Casa YOUM has recently opened its doors. This Provençal country house, built in 1870, is surrounded by a large garden.…
This family home looks no different from its neighbours when viewed from the street. It hides behind a carefully trimmed hedge in the city of Bath, England. Its stone façade spans two storeys, punctuated by large windows. Who would guess that the interior of this seemingly ordinary house conceals decor that is anything but common? A ground floor designed for shared living The entrance leads…
Sicily still bears the imprint of twenty successive civilizations. The Greeks, Arabs, Normans, and Spaniards have all left their mark in stone. Between Palermo and Trapani, the countryside is dotted with centuries-old olive groves, white roads glistening under the sun, and farmhouses standing alone like fortresses. And it is here, on this Italian island, that we discover this duplex apartment in…
In Kentish Town, north of the British capital, pastel-colored facades compete for charm in certain residential streets. This corner Victorian home in London immediately catches the eye. Its pale mauve facade contrasts with cream-painted sash windows. A mint-green front door already hints at the playful spirit of the interior. Five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and an expanded kitchen make up this…
Nestled between the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the sea, and for decades accessible only by a vintage train winding its way from Palma, the small town of Sóller has retained a unique atmosphere. The honey-colored limestone facades, the wooden shutters painted in faded tones, the orange trees spilling onto the narrow streets, everything here gives the impression that time has stood still.…
