SCHEFFER - CAMILLE HERMAND ARCHITECTURES
In a small space, every inch counts. The owners of this apartment wanted to make it their Parisian pied-à-terre.
Camille Hermand reworked the floor plan to transform it into a hotel suite. Almost all the walls have disappeared, freeing up the view of the entire available space. The bedroom is separated by two glass partitions, allowing the eye to wander. The kitchen is small but functional, and the space gained was used to enlarge the bathroom, create a separate toilet and even a laundry room.
In the entrance hall, a lost space was used to create large cupboards. With its floral wallpaper, vintage enfilade and retro chairs, the soft, sparkling style of this refined retreat perfectly matches the building's 50s style.
Photos © Agathe Tissier.
Camille Hermand reworked the floor plan to transform it into a hotel suite. Almost all the walls have disappeared, freeing up the view of the entire available space. The bedroom is separated by two glass partitions, allowing the eye to wander. The kitchen is small but functional, and the space gained was used to enlarge the bathroom, create a separate toilet and even a laundry room.
In the entrance hall, a lost space was used to create large cupboards. With its floral wallpaper, vintage enfilade and retro chairs, the soft, sparkling style of this refined retreat perfectly matches the building's 50s style.
Photos © Agathe Tissier.
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