REFLETTO

Recently redesigned by architect Julie Nabucet, who reinterpreted its volumes, the apartment has undergone a renovation that is both sunny and purist, highlighting the original materials such as the floor tiles and doors while incorporating elements with more contemporary accents. The mix of second-hand furniture and bright colors complete its unique, retro style.
No more partitions: past the entrance, the living space has been designed entirely open to give pride of place to the light. On one side, the immaculate kitchen is illuminated by a mint green wall and is adorned with a glass splashback that plays with the room's volumes and light. The island, extended by a masonry bench, offers a dining area that structures the room. In its extension, the living room area is dressed in the original tiles in brown and terracotta tones. The room then stretches towards the balcony overlooking the heart of the island and offering beautiful views of the sea and Notre Dame de la Garde.
On the night side, a first bedroom in powdery tones benefits from a bathroom area dressed in black metro tiles and gold ceramics. The second bedroom benefits from a small graphic shower room.