Located in a historic building dating from 1863, this apartment, comprehensively renovated around a year ago, combines architectural heritage with a finely calibrated interior concept in warm, earthy tones. Light hardwood parquet flooring, bespoke built-in cabinetry and carefully selected materials create a calm, contemporary atmosphere that preserves the character of the period building while establishing a clear, modern design language.

The apartment is entered via a central hallway from which the rooms unfold in a well-structured layout. At its heart lies the generous living and dining area with an open-plan kitchen and island. Minimalist cabinetry, a spacious ceramic countertop with a terrazzo-like texture and high-end appliances by Miele and Bora define the kitchen’s refined material palette. The dining area flows seamlessly into the living room, accessed through classic French doors and featuring an exposed brick wall that subtly references the building’s history. A connection for an optional fireplace adds further atmosphere.

From the living and dining area, both the view and access lead to the balcony, whose orientation provides pleasant afternoon sun and naturally extends the living space outdoors. The south-facing aspect also ensures abundant natural light in the central living area, enhancing the open and airy feel of the space.

In total, the apartment offers four bedrooms, including a quiet primary bedroom facing the rear courtyard with bespoke built-in cabinetry. Two well-appointed bathrooms with underfloor heating, along with fittings and ceramics by Villeroy & Boch, complement the layout, as does a separate utility room. The result is a home in which historic architecture, high-quality materials and a carefully coordinated interior come together in a harmonious whole.