The interaction between the interior and the exterior is omnipresent. The apartment is arranged in a succession of rooms in a row which give access to the garden. The studio has skillfully integrated natural materials into the interior design, cane or rabane were thus selected in several rooms of the house creating unity between spaces. They match the terrazzo found in the kitchen, entrance and bathrooms, in different weights.
The materials respond to each other and create harmony between spaces. In the living room and bedrooms, oak parquet flooring gives a warm appearance, echoing the white lacquered defibred oak doors and natural oak flares. The colors, Sarah Lavoine's signature, are obviously present, midnight blue in the library, Chinese tea in the entrance, lacquered forest green in the kitchen.
The interior architecture work made it possible to create harmony and fluidity between the different living spaces.
The kitchen, both family-friendly and elegant, communicates with the garden and the living room.
Maison Sarah Lavoine plays on the contrast of materials and colors, the black marble worktop elegantly highlights the canework of the storage elements and the lacquered green of the kitchen. The use of large old mirrors further accentuates the leak points to the outside.
The layout of the living room is an illustration of a controlled mix and assembly of different materials. The library open to the living room, made of birch, stands out in a bright midnight blue. One of the ambitions of the project was to succeed in combining different styles and influences. The objective of the studio was therefore to orchestrate this subtle association of vintage furniture, designer pieces, travel souvenirs, belonging to the owner, in a refined setting.
In the bathrooms, the atmosphere is refined, the black and white of the terrazzo dominate. The vanity units and their fine geometric black lines were custom designed. Here again, a natural straw top contrasts the stone and metal. The golden brass of the vintage mirror and the wall lights add a final touch.
The bedroom is a light and bright refuge in which an imposing headboard in rabane and black wood has been designed. Pastel pink banquette, thick green velvet curtains and vintage bedside tables: the mix of genres here serves comfort and elegance.
The dressing room evokes the luxury of large hotels while remaining warm. Its large cane doors finely filter the light from the backlit shelves and create a soft and cozy atmosphere.
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