Nestled in the heart of the 15th arrondissement, just steps from Square Saint-Lambert, this bright studio embodies the spirit of an intimate and refined Paris. Designed as a cocoon of softness, it reflects the philosophy of Maison Aurelys: creating interiors where simplicity, beauty, and sincerity come together to reveal a sense of inner peace.
The lines are pure, the volumes carefully balanced, yet every detail reflects attention and presence. The furniture, chosen for its rightness rather than effect, combines soft forms with contemporary restraint.
In the living area, a wallpaper by Isidore Leroy unfolds an Italian landscape in black and white. Like a fine engraving, its distant horizon seems to push back the walls and invites daydreaming.
The IKEA kitchen is lifted by a quartz countertop and gold handles by Corston, discreet yet precious. Underfoot, patterned floor tiles recall traditional craftsmanship and tie the studio to the memory of old Parisian homes.
« Design must improve people’s lives; otherwise, it has no meaning. »
— Philippe Starck, French designer
In the sleeping area, made-to-measure wardrobe doors in woven cane bring warmth and texture while keeping the space light and open. Linen, pale wood and black metal answer one another in a neutral palette, each finding its place in a quiet balance between strength and delicacy.
Small in size, generous in spirit: proof that a well-considered studio can feel like a true home.
