The luxury project is a renovation of a 209-square-meter apartment, located in a villa designed in 1910, on the outskirts of the Tête d'Or in Lyon. This apartment, which is part of a residence with undeniable charm, was raised in the 1960s. The apartment was almost in a raw state and required a complete overhaul of the layout to meet the needs of a blended family.

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One of the remarkable features of this apartment is the presence of a central skylight. However, it was not highlighted. Part of the project involved fully renovating this skylight, replacing the window, and properly framing the interior to maximize natural light.

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Inspired by Art Nouveau, the interior designers integrated arches and worked on curves, bringing a refined aesthetic touch in harmony with the bourgeois spirit of the place. Although the apartment did not have any particular charm initially, these design elements gave it a strong and elegant identity.

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The created atmospheres are soft and neutral, with touches of warm wood, meeting the client's wish for a relaxing and cozy space. An art lover, the client wanted their apartment to be a showcase for their artworks, allowing their paintings to fully express themselves.

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The layout was very complex due to the number of different frameworks (around 12) and attic spaces. This high-end renovation implemented very high-quality materials, ensuring impeccable finish and exemplary durability. The Mélanie project reveals how a raw space can be transformed into a truly elegant and functional haven of peace.

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Mission:

• Design

• Decoration

• Urban planning applications

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