Elle Decoration magazine presents a magnificent apartment in the heart of Paris, enhanced by the works of Caroline Rennequin.

The article reads: “The metamorphosis of a Parisian apartment into a luminous and vibrant jewel box, where curves and pastel tones create a new sense of harmony.”

Playful twist in the master bedroom, the interior designer created a custom-made gouged oak dressing unit and cleverly concealed the technical ducts beneath organic shapes that subtly extend across the ceiling. Echoing these gentle curves, the made-to-measure bed upholstered in C&C Milano fabric is dressed with a matching bedspread and cushions by Métaphores. The solid oak bedside table is a sculptural piece by Agnès Studio, paired with a lamp by Roman Plyus. In the foreground on the left, a terracotta wall light by New Volumes and paintings by Caroline Rennequin complete the scene.

With its cave-like allure, the bathroom nestles into a sensual cocoon, its limewashed walls in the shade “Poudre de riz” and nude polished-concrete floor (both by Ressource) creating a soft, enveloping atmosphere. Curves and textures engage in dialogue through the solid oak mirror by Alice Lahana Studio, the “Prickly Pear” cactus wall lights by Mickaël Koska (Chiara Colombini), and the crocheted curtains by Emma Bellanger. Around the kidney-shaped bench upholstered in Nobilis fabric and the “Elephant” stone vanity by Collector, the poetry of free forms continues with the “7M” chair by Ara Thorose (near the window), the “Meco” sconces by Amande Haeghen (Chiara Colombini), and the white-bronze handles by Mi & Gei. Fittings by THG. Painting by Caroline Rennequin.