VOILURE

To be renovated, the house designed by the architect Pierre Cantais in 1965, has retained its original features such as its ceilings or its full-height varnished wood joinery which blends with the period white plaster and gives it a mid-century style. From the entrance the space is fluid, a sliding door clad in black leather reveals the dining room which houses on one wall varnished wood fittings concealing a serving hatch and a door allowing direct access to the functional rooms of the house: a kitchen with glass bricks, a back kitchen and a laundry room. The living room, separated by a double-sided open fireplace, is an extension of the dining area with large wooden bay windows on two walls, inviting light and the garden into the room. A clean-lined staircase clad in a wooden screen separates the living space from the sleeping area, which houses three bedrooms, one with a private bathroom, and each with direct access to the outside. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms and a bathroom are located under the eaves with visual openings onto the tree leaves. An attic and outdoor parking spaces complete this ensemble to be reinvented.