These days we’ve been charmed by the inimitable work of Paris-based Iranian architect Saba Ghorbanalinejad. Her newest mission is the entire renovation of a 47-square-meter condo adjoining to the Parc des Buttes Chaumont within the nineteenth arrondissement of Paris. Right here, she took the house from a dated condo filled with enclosed areas right into a Nineteen Sixties-inspired inside outlined by rounded corners, mirrored gentle in mirrors and shiny lacquer finishes, aluminum storage housing, and hand-finished Tadelakt. Right here’s a glance.
Images by Mary Gaudin.
Situated on the third flooring of a giant, Seventies constructing, the previous condo, whereas solely 47 sq. meters (somewhat over 500 sq. toes), was extra enclosed with a complete of eight doorways all through. The shopper discovered the lounge too small and the entryway excessively massive and ineffective in distinction to the remainder of the condo. Ghorbanalinejad got down to make one of the best use of each sq. meter, taking the eight inside doorways down to only two.
Concrete above and under: Ghorbanalinejad revealed a concrete ceiling hidden beneath a white-painted suspended ceiling that was then meticulously refinished. The flooring are waxed concrete.
