Private Residence Bonaparte Street, Paris

In one of Paris’s most coveted neighborhoods, this penthouse is reimagined as a refined, masculine retreat aligned with the client’s brief. A dramatic double‑height living space becomes the focal point, where Gilded Age architectural heritage is artfully married to contemporary clarity—precision, proportion, and restraint shaping a calm, elegant atmosphere.

The design honors Haussmann‑era character—moldings, fireplace, and rhythm—while introducing a disciplined material palette and modern detailing. The result is a cohesive composition in which historic soul and present‑day sophistication coexist seamlessly across every room.

Curated furnishings from Maison Royale France introduce sculptural refinement and a distinctly French sensibility, complementing the penthouse’s restrained material language.

Anchored on Bonaparte Street, this Paris penthouse was reworked through a measured Haussmann renovation process. The double-height living room establishes the architectural order, its classical volume recalibrated through proportion and light. Material selections remain deliberate and pared back, allowing structure to lead. Throughout the project, the interior design emphasis remained on continuity and craft, allowing architecture, art, and furnishings to operate within a measured framework shaped by daily inhabitation.