TERRE D’OMBRE

Entirely restructured by interior designer Elodie Nectoux, the apartment is unique in its mix of materials, its particular volume and the harmony of its colors around the earth. shadow. The apartment is revealed to the East by a large living room extended by an immaculate terrace of 16 m² which is experienced as a patio with its glass windows. The huge plane trees in the surrounding gardens bring freshness and Olympian calm, and in the distance, the two spiers of the Reformed Church point out. Inside, the carved wooden fireplace responds to the exposed wooden framework and the malons under the roof. The apartment is completely covered in its original floor tiles. The color work around this shade is skilfully applied in the kitchen with powder pink tiles on its island and worktop. The whole thing is enhanced by a wooden picture rail painted in terracotta which runs as a common thread throughout the apartment. In the extension, a glass-roofed dining room invites large tables. On the mezzanine, a bedroom in the attic overlooks the living space. West side, two bedrooms with large dressing rooms and a small balcony for one end the sleeping area. The bathroom remains harmoniously in the same tones. Its clawfoot bathtub coexists perfectly with the original washbasin.