Interior designer in Paris
T ILLEULS BOULOGNE- BILLANCOURT
The Tilleuls project is an interior design project for a 90m² apartment for a collector, located in Boulogne-Billancourt.
For this project, we carried out a completely custom layout work, where the textures and colours combine a subtle echo between the different elements, to transcribe the client's fascinating world, where modernity and objects of desire reign supreme.
The layout of the apartment by Romy Lesniowski
Rethinking the layout of the apartment, in line with the client's intimate universe was our priority. We responded to this requirement by designing custom layouts in each of the rooms: kitchen storage, bathroom storage, wardrobe, dressing rooms and bookcases.
In the entrance, we opened up a wall to accommodate a 4-door dressing room, and added mouldings to the fronts to give rhythm to the desire for a monochrome airlock. We used a key colour, a real favourite of our client, Ambleside green by Little Greene, a "seductive dark green, composed of a subtle blue nuance", to create an interior with a hushed atmosphere and full of charm.
At the entrance to the dining room, we enlarged the lintel, as well as the walls on the sides for a larger passage, which is reflected in the Porada mirror, itself providing more depth and brightness.
In the double living room; dining room and living room, we created two custom-made bookcases with asymmetrical rhythms, where each shelf was arranged to highlight the collector's objects.
Walnut niches with integrated LEDs match the warm shade of the carpet and the woody notes of the furniture, in contrast to the dark green walls used in the entrance and in the background of the niches of the two bookcases.
For this interior design project in Boulogne-Billancourt , we designed each storage area according to the client's needs, in harmony with their world.