Designed in collaboration with Studio Castille, this pied-à-terre of 18 m² in the heart of Montparnasse shows how intelligent design can serve everyday life.
Minimalist yet warm, it was considered down to the smallest detail. Here every centimetre counts: a sofa that opens into a double bed, integrated storage and two bunk beds that disappear during the day allow the studio to welcome up to four guests, a remarkable feat in such a compact space.
Colours and materials add character and softness. The beds by the Spanish maker Jotajotape combine technical precision with refined design.
The light oak kitchen, made to measure by Bocklip Paris, is topped with a quartz counter that doubles as a dining table. Natural light plays across the neutral surfaces and the fine materials: wood, brass and ceramic.
“The art of living is the art of using space.”
— Charlotte Perriand, French architect, designer, and design theorist
In the bathroom, blush-toned zellige tiles invite you to unwind, while an opalescent door gently filters the daylight.
This studio is proof that a small space can become a refined cocoon, both practical and inspiring.
« It is not the size of a place that matters, but the way we breathe in it.»
— Ilse Crawford, designer and interior architect