Creation of vinegar makers

VINEGAR PROJECT

The project in a few words

This magnificent loft, renovated in a neo-industrial style, benefits from generous volumes and an ideal ceiling height to accommodate large sections of curtains. These textile elements structure the space while enhancing the architecture of the place. The vast living room, open to the bedroom through a period glass roof, gains character thanks to the addition of Madura cushions with refined textures, which bring a touch of softness and elegance to the whole.

Location

Paris 10

Architect

Pierre-Alexandre Devernois

Photographer

Francis Amiand

The living room

A living room with softened industrial charm

The living room of this loft revisits the industrial aesthetic with subtlety thanks to a balanced play of raw materials and natural textiles. The clean-lined furniture is highlighted by the Madura curtains, which lightly frame the openings and offer an elegant blackout solution along the canopy. The decorative cushions bring relief and personality to the seat, echoing the mineral tones and graphic accents of the place. A sober and controlled staging, where textiles soften the urban spirit of the project.

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The rooms

Textured minimalism and soft geometries

Designed in perfect stylistic continuity, the rooms of this loft combine contemporary minimalism and textile warmth. The structured cotton gauze bed linen, combined with decorative cushions with geometric patterns, creates a subtle contrast between clean lines and graphic accents. The natural shades, oscillating between off-white, brown and terracotta, interact with the raw materials of the interior architecture, while reinforcing the feeling of comfort. In the master bedroom, a double blackout curtain on a black rod completes the layout, ensuring both privacy and thermal comfort.

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