TP Apartment

March 18, 2021

 Located on one of the most elegant streets of Paris, where the major fashion stores and  art  galleries  are  concentrated,  this  apartment  signed  by  Arthur  Casas,  co-authored  by  architect  Marina  Werfel,  was  designed  to  fulfill  the  wishes  of  the residents - a couple with two children -for practical, integrated spaces so they can welcome friends and accommodate a family life.


The project’s biggest challenge was to connect the environments and, at the same time, respect the conditions of the building, adapting to the limitations imposed by the original structure of the apartment, which was preserved in its original aspect. The social area brings together, in the same environment, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen. In order to delimit each area, the furniture was arranged so it could define the project’s layout.



The monochromatic palette and materiality guarantee the aesthetic harmony of this space.For the finishing, preferences were for wood textures and for the use of iron in natural tones. Furniture and art pieces were chosen along with the client -much of it was searched and selected in Paris.


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Among the highlights, there are different sofas, arranged to bring balance to the environment; and the custom-made stool placed behind the sofa, serving as an object support or as a seating for any dining room meeting.



Photography  Filippo Bamberghi
Interior Design  Arthur Casas

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