Interior design of an apartment for short-term rental

A living room that plays on the contrast between old and contemporary

The mouldings, absent from the original apartment, were added to recapture the Haussmannian spirit of the building and structure the volumes. The living room embraces the contrast: a matte black kitchen with a central island and bar stools, a terracotta sofa, convex mirrors and rounded furniture that warms up the whole. The period features and the contemporary lines complement each other rather than clash.

Bedrooms with their own identity

Each bedroom was designed as a world of its own, with bold colours giving it its own identity. The first plays on burgundy and dusty pink stripes, while the second pairs a duck-egg blue dado with a midnight-blue panoramic wallpaper, highlighted with touches of orange.

These decorative choices meet hospitality-industry standards, ensuring a welcome that lives up to travellers' expectations, without compromising on comfort or safety.

Furniture selected piece by piece

From wall lights to mirrors, textiles and lighting fixtures, every element was specifically chosen by the interior designer, both to serve the atmosphere of each room and to withstand the intensive use typical of short-term rentals.