Interior design studio Hauvette & Madani has made a sumptuous wine-red kitchen the focus of this otherwise neutral apartment in Paris.
The Republique apartment is set within a typical Haussmann-era building in the French capital's 11th arrondissement and belongs to a family with two children.
From the outset of the renovation, the clients called for the home to orbit around a "spectacular" atmospheric kitchen.
A wine-red kitchen is the focal point of the Republique apartment
Hauvette & Madani responded by using a striking colour scheme, rendering all of the kitchen's linoleum cabinets and its curved breakfast island in a wine-red colour. The same shade was also applied to the ceiling but in a glossy lacquer.
"We wanted a dark but joyful colour and ended up deciding on this substantial red," founders Samantha Hauvette and Lucas Madani told Dezeen. "We also love the fact [the colour's] eccentricity matches the rest of the calm and soft apartment."
Spaces are connected by travertine-framed doorways
Lustrous decorative elements such as an aged-mirror splashback and brass light were also introduced to the space, and a support column was wrapped in stainless steel.
The room's original wooden flooring was overlaid with travertine and Emperador marble tiling.
Shades of beige can be seen throughout the living room
A travertine-framed doorway looks through to the adjacent living room, where walls were painted an oatmeal beige, matching a bean-shaped velvet sofa from French brand Pierre Augustin Rose.
A pair of wriggly-edged oak coffee tables and a terracotta-coloured edition of French designer Pierre Paulin's Ribbon chair were also used to dress the space.
The dining room next door is centred by an oval travertine table, around which steel-framed leather seats have been arranged. At the rear of the room is a tall white dresser inset with oak-lined niches where ornaments or artworks can be displayed.
A Murano glass chandelier hangs from the ceiling, where ornate moulding was carefully preserved.
The nearby dining room has a travertine table at its centre
The project also saw Hauvette & Madani refresh the parents' bedroom, which now features 1930s-style lighting and a bespoke oak headboard. This winds around the back of the room and has arched cut-outs that accommodate bedside tables.
A walnut-wood vanity cabinet and vintage Italian mirror were also fitted in its en-suite bathroom.
A bespoke oak headboard was installed in the parents' bedroom
Often considered the heart of the home, the kitchen is where architects and designers enjoy getting playful with colour.
Other examples include the kitchen inside Sans-Arc Studio's Plaster Fun House, where a pink terrazzo breakfast island contrasts duck egg-blue cabinetry.
And the kitchen within this Belgian apartment by Carmine Van Der Linden and Thomas Geldof features birch wood cupboards that were stained a murky hue of green.
The photography is by Yannick Labrousse.
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