Seventies apartment with balcony

Located just a 7-minute walk from the Montreuil town hall, this 42.63 m² (Carrez law) apartment stands out for its meticulous layout and distinctive, personal style. Completely redesigned in 2020 by its owners?both artist-designers?it blends contemporary design, clean lines, and warm materials.

Wood sets the tone right from the entrance. Integrated into various fixtures, it adds warmth while defining the spatial layout. Certain lines and proportions draw inspiration from the work of Charlotte Perriand or Le Corbusier, while sliding wooden partitions evoke Japanese interiors.

The entrance opens directly onto the kitchen and provides natural access to the other areas. Adjoining this is the living room, which benefits from large southeast-facing windows that flood the space with light and provide access to a balcony of nearly 9 m²?a pleasant outdoor area overlooking the rooftops and the surrounding Montreuil neighborhood.

In the living room, a custom-built unit currently houses a child’s spare sleeping area, concealed behind beautiful sliding wooden doors. Easily removable, this feature allows the space to be fully opened up for a more spacious living area.

At the opposite end, the bedroom also opens onto the outdoors and connects to a shower room with a toilet. As with the rest of the apartment, the layout was designed to optimize every square meter without cluttering the space.

Details play a key role in the home’s character. Ceramic elements?such as light switches and door handles?add a warm, artisanal touch that contrasts beautifully with the clean lines of the woodwork.

The result is a functional, light-filled apartment where every design choice has been carefully considered. It is an interior with a strong personality that remains understated and pleasant to live in.

A cellar and a parking space complete the property. The building complex also offers residents access to a communal garden.

Metro Line 9: Mairie de Montreuil station (500 meters away)