Parisian Elegance with a Contemporary Touch

Just steps from the Eiffel Tower and the Musée d'Orsay, this apartment captures the timeless elegance of the French capital.

 Designed by Olga Ashby, creative director of Olga Ashby Interiors, the space is a true Parisian retreat, where every detail reflects the charm and sophistication of the City of Love.

A Refined and Natural Design

Created to meet the needs of its owners—three friends from Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States—the residence reflects not only their taste but also the very essence of Paris. Completed after nearly 10 months of work, the apartment draws inspiration from the fashionable galleries and boutiques for which Paris is renowned, blending elements seamlessly from decorative lighting to bespoke furnishings.

The color and material palette is refined and natural, featuring travertine tables and walls, rattan details in the bedrooms, touches of dark wood, and rich textiles such as chenille, velvet, and bouclé. Together, these elements create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

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Paris Within an Apartment

The residence is housed in a 20th-century Haussmann-style building with stone façades and wrought-iron details, perfectly capturing the Parisian character.

Comprising two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a guest restroom, the apartment offers excellent functionality. Its circular layout enhances the sense of continuity between spaces.

For the color palette, Olga Ashby chose timeless tones such as warm white, caramel, and green, while adding further vibrancy through carefully selected artworks. Her goal was to create a relaxed and inviting atmosphere, as if the apartment had been shaped by different generations over time—without a strict agenda or rigid rules.
In her own words, Olga Ashby describes it as “a place where anyone could clearly feel they are in Paris, a city that is vibrant and unique in the world.”

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