Completed

Passage 14

A long apartment reorganised as a sequence of thresholds rather than a corridor.

Paris

Apartment

235 m²

2025

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A Parisian apartment edited into alternating rooms of compression, light and view.

01 / THE BRIEF

The building before the intervention.

The owners wanted privacy without losing the apartment’s long perspective. Existing service zones cut the plan into isolated fragments.

01 / THE BRIEF

The owners wanted privacy without losing the apartment’s long perspective. Existing service zones cut the plan into isolated fragments.

02 / THE PLAN

A sequence of framed openings replaces the central corridor, allowing rooms to borrow light while maintaining distinct uses.

02 / THE PLAN

A sequence of framed openings replaces the central corridor, allowing rooms to borrow light while maintaining distinct uses.

03 / MATTER

Pale oak, chalk plaster, brushed aluminium and linen establish a quiet but precise order.

Pale oak · Chalk plaster · Brushed aluminium · Linen

03 / MATTER

Pale oak, chalk plaster, brushed aluminium and linen establish a quiet but precise order.

Pale oak · Chalk plaster · Brushed aluminium · Linen

04 / IN USE

Sliding oak panels tune the apartment from open daily life to separate guest and work rooms.

04 / IN USE

Sliding oak panels tune the apartment from open daily life to separate guest and work rooms.

CREDITS

Interior Architecture — Sillage · Lighting — Halo Works · Photography — Mara Venn