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Designed by Fernand Boukobza in the 1960s modernist style, the Île-de-France residence, an iconic landmark in the Carré d'Or district, features a 82 sq m (883 sq ft) apartment on the third floor (with elevator), extending onto an approximately 8 sq m (86 sq ft) balcony. Reinterpreted, the apartment boasts a sensitive design where each space creates its own distinct atmosphere. A subtly crafted color palette punctuates the living areas, while the east-west orientation enhances perspectives and allows light to flow throughout the day. The living room, finished with herringbone parquet flooring, is organized around a custom-built bookcase and opens generously onto the balcony, directly connecting to the condominium gardens. Adjoining the living room is a linear kitchen with wooden cabinetry, inspired by a Mediterranean palette, showcasing shades of blue and white. A latticed screen, reminiscent of a mashrabiya, delineates the space, allowing light to permeate and adding a delicate touch to the overall design. Set back, the sleeping area, with its natural hues, offers a soft, enveloping, and peaceful atmosphere. Two bedrooms, measuring 13 m² and 15 m², share a contemporary bathroom and storage space in the hallway. Located in the heart of a leafy residence, in the immediate vicinity of the Prado and Bagatelle parks, the apartment boasts architecture influenced by American modernism, designed with a functional and open layout that promotes fluid circulation and unobstructed views. A bright and colorful apartment, blending modernism and character. The bold decor combines 1960s modernism with contemporary lines. The dual aspect and the soft, Mediterranean atmosphere complete the picture.