Featured in Neptune Papers – Issue 10
Located in Paris’ 9th arrondissement, the Trévise apartment occupies an early 19th-century Directoire-style hôtel particulier. The apartment underwent an extensive renovation aimed at restoring its original character. Antique doors and windows were sanded to reveal the wood’s warm patina, while materials were selected in continuity with the architectural identity of the space.
Burgundy stone was used throughout the entrance and kitchen flooring, bringing a restrained, almost rural character to the apartment. In the same spirit, all sinks were custom-designed from solid blocks of Burgundy stone. The bespoke joinery was crafted in cerused oak, echoing the tones of the original woodwork and creating a palette of warm, muted colors.
Photos by Matteo Verzini
