Henri-Martin II marks Parisian design studio Atelier MKD’s second project along the highly sought-after inner-city avenue, located only a short distance from the
The interiors possess hallmarks of
The interior language of curves is expressed as you transition from the living space to the dining space in the form of curved stucco walls. Pictured: a
The trees surrounding the building, which bring beautiful dappled light into the interiors, inspired the material palette. Characterised by neutral fabrics, warm woods and light stones, the palette creates a soft and intimate atmosphere within the apartment. The curves that feature throughout the entire project echo this softness, as exemplified by the curved stucco walls that subtly divide the living and dining spaces.
As well as drawing on the apartment’s location, Atelier MKD drew on its Art Deco origins, with many details, particularly those featured in the joinery, being a deliberate nod to the iconic style. Rather than approaching the style in its typical maximalist way, however, the team chose to appropriate it minimally to ensure the spaces maintained their gentle ambience.


The interiors possess hallmarks of quintessential Parisian apartments, including windows that graciously open onto balconies. Pictured: the Pierre Augustin Rose Fumoir Velvet armchair and Pierre Frey Venus side table.
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