A 79m² Parisian Apartment With An Interior Design Created By A Stylist, Nestled Near The Street

A 79m² Parisian apartment with an interior design created by a stylist, nestled near the street Rue Daguerre in the city’s 14th arrondissement. The apartment lies on the first floor of an edifice made of dressed stone that was built at the time of the French Third Republic. Its interior was redesigned by a stylist around 15 years ago with respect for its original character. On the west side, the entrance hall leads into a vast double lounge bathed in an abundance of natural light from three windows. This lounge is extended with a cosy space that currently serves as an office. On the south side, a dining room connects to a half-open kitchen designed in a cube shape. There is a bedroom with a black-marble fireplace in working order. An adjoining bathroom includes a large wardrobe. The bedroom and the dining room look out at a tree-dotted court that enjoys absolute privacy. Wood-strip flooring extends across the rooms. Finely sculpted cornices and walls with panels embellished with mouldings underline the place’s historical character. The interior designer integrated many bookshelves into these walls. The property includes a 9m² cellar in the basement, in addition to the bright, well laid out apartment.
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