Architect-designed dual-aspect apartment

Located on Avenue Philippe-Auguste, on the sixth floor (with elevator) of a 1960s residential building, this 65.27 m² (Carrez law) dual-aspect apartment has been completely reimagined by architect and designer Cyrus Ardalan.

The layout centers on a living area of ??nearly 42 m², which faces southwest and is illuminated by large floor-to-ceiling windows.

The living room, dining area, and open-plan kitchen flow seamlessly into one another. A kitchen island?accented by a brown glass-paste mosaic?is framed by a matching archway, which defines the kitchen space while maintaining open sightlines toward the living area.

In the living room, a custom bookcase incorporates both storage cabinets and display niches. Integrated into this millwork is a 180-degree pivoting door that reveals a hidden home office.

A hallway, lined with floor-to-ceiling closets featuring mirrored doors, leads to the sleeping quarters. Both bedrooms overlook the building’s landscaped garden, ensuring a quiet environment. The wooden fixtures in these rooms echo the tones found in the living area.

A shower room and a separate toilet complete the layout.

The apartment includes a cellar.

Property subject to co-ownership status.

Metro: Alexandre Dumas / Philippe Auguste