The Eleventh: Architecture Unbound — Folie-Méricourt

Maison CÉCILE GUILLO invites you to discover a former studio whose architecture offers a unique way of living in Paris.

Nestled on the top floor of a Parisian building, this duplex offers 82 m² of Loi Carrez area and 104 m² of total floor space. Upon entering, your gaze is drawn to the spacious 55 m² living area, the exposed beams, and the light streaming in through the windows and skylights.

The living room and kitchen form the heart of the apartment. They share the same open space, punctuated by the exposed beams and the curved lines of the mezzanine. Far from being merely an additional level, the mezzanine plays a full part in the apartment’s architecture and creates an interplay of perspectives between the spaces.

The apartment currently features a ground-floor master bedroom. Upstairs, a second sleeping area or an office is situated under the roof. The layout also allows for the possibility of expanding the master bedroom while preserving the spacious living areas.

A bathroom and a separate powder room complete this layout.

The numerous built-in storage solutions flow naturally with the apartment’s lines. On the top floor, the tranquility and light fully contribute to the unique character of this former studio.

A space designed outside the box, where architecture does more than simply organize spaces—it shapes the way we live in them.

A Parisian apartment to be discovered, to be experienced, to be desired.