In the heart of Paris, the Bourdonnais project led us to reinvent a Haussmanian apartment marked by time. From the first visits, the scope of the work was obvious: floors weakened, partitions to be retaken, obsolete networks. We therefore carried out a complete renovation, in collaboration with an architect, to restore this place to its former glory.

The construction site began with heavy deconstruction and a complete structural recovery. Each floor has been reinforced, each partition redesigned, to create more fluid and luminous volumes. The apartment has thus regained a true coherence, where circulation and perspectives naturally unfold from one room to another.

The bias was to preserve the Haussmann character while instilling an assumed modernity. The original mouldings and woodwork have been restored, contrasting with contemporary lines and custom arrangements. The kitchen, made of marble with spectacular veining, has become a masterpiece as functional as it is aesthetic. The living room revolves around its period fireplace, highlighted by a new lighting scheme. The dining room has been designed as a central space of conviviality, enhanced by unique furniture. The rooms and bathrooms have been designed in a sober and refined spirit, offering comfort and elegance on a daily basis.

Every detail has been the subject of special attention: choice of noble materials, integration of lighting, harmony of colors, precision of carpentry. The apartment has been transformed into an upscale space, where the historic soul of the place dialogues with modern and demanding finishes.

The Bourdonnais project illustrates our approach: accompanying individuals in large-scale renovations, where we are not content with restoring but rethinking the entire apartment to offer a new life to places steeped in history.