Arty top-floor apartment – Ramey Village

In the Ramey Village area, on the sixth and top floor (without elevator) of a well-maintained building with common areas, this 56.17 sq m (37.47 sq m Carrez law) apartment has been completely redesigned by an interior architect.

The entrance opens onto a beautiful 25.82 sq m (20.57 sq m Carrez law) living room, which benefits from a dual south and west exposure.

The sloping ceilings, exposed beams, and graphic lines of the architecture give it a unique charm.

The decor, both colorful and perfectly executed, combines gray oak parquet flooring, cement tiles, Klein blue accents, and multicolored built-in bookcases.

A home office space tucked under the eaves is seamlessly integrated into the room, while a custom-built bookcase runs the length of the apartment, providing ample storage.

In contrast, the fully equipped kitchen, finished in stainless steel and open to the living area, benefits from a dual south and east exposure.

Away from the main room, a hallway concealed behind a mirrored wall leads to the sleeping area.

The bedroom, intimate and inviting, features low storage and an east-facing aspect, ideal for sunny mornings. It is adjacent to a bathroom with a bathtub and dressing area, while the toilet is separate.

An apartment full of character, where light, colors, sloping ceilings, and bespoke design combine to create an interior that is both unique and welcoming.

Metro Jules Joffrin (Line 12)