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Night living room • Seine • Eiffel Tower sparkling
Some views are admired. Others become part of the way you live. A private perspective over the Seine, the Eiffel Tower and the Paris skyline. Scroll to discover

02 — The Moment

The table fell silent. There were eight of us. The wine was excellent. The conversation was loud. Then someone looked towards the corner window and stopped speaking. The others followed. The Seine reflected the lights of the city. And, in that precise moment, the Eiffel Tower began to sparkle. That was when everyone understood why this home had been chosen. They were no longer looking at an apartment. They were imagining what it would feel like to live there.
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Dining table prepared for eight
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Wine glass • candlelight • Eiffel Tower
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Dining area towards corner window
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Eiffel Tower beginning to sparkle
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Full-width panorama • Seine • Eiffel Tower • corner glazing
In Paris, one is often asked to choose. The Seine. Or the Eiffel Tower. Here, you do not have to choose. The corner glazing follows the river towards the Eiffel Tower, with no direct vis-à-vis. From the private rooms, a second horizon appears: the skyline of La Défense. Two perspectives. Two expressions of Paris. One residence. The city enters the home. The city cannot look back.
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La Défense skyline from private rooms
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Authentic open view • no direct vis-à-vis
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Full living room • reception space • corner windows

04 — Living the View

A view becomes truly rare when it can be lived. The living room extends across approximately 45 square metres. Not designed merely to impress. Designed to be inhabited. A generous table for long dinners. A space for conversation. Another facing the horizon. A room where people naturally stay longer than they had intended.
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Main seating area
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Fireplace detail
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Dining area
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Evening atmosphere

05 — The Heart of the Home

The kitchen is not where the evening begins. It is where everyone eventually gathers. Black cabinetry. A walnut island. Integrated technology. A direct connection with the dining area and the living room. Completely redesigned in 2024, the apartment was conceived to remove the friction from everyday life. No works to organise. No project to supervise. Only a home ready to be lived.
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Kitchen • black cabinetry • walnut island
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Island material detail
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Kitchen and dining relationship
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Authentic everyday gesture inside the apartment
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Bedroom at sunrise / early morning
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La Défense skyline
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Sunrise • mist • curtains • changing light

06 — Silence and Horizons

Some mornings change the tone of the entire day. From the sleeping area, La Défense draws a second skyline. Light. Silence. Privacy. The city remains present, but at a distance. A private horizon before the day begins.
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Current furnished configuration only

07 — One Home, More Than One Future

A home should not only reflect the life you have today. It should be able to follow what comes next. The residence was created from the union of two independent apartments. Its current configuration gives priority to generous living spaces, two bedrooms and a study. It may also accommodate three or four bedrooms. Or return to its original configuration as two independent residences. A principal home. A pied-à-terre. A family residence. An investment. One property. More than one future. The apartment is presented by the interior designer who conceived its transformation and understands every detail of its architectural potential.
Current configuration
Three-bedroom configuration
Four-bedroom configuration
Two independent apartments

08 — Open House

Experience the residence in person. Discover the proportions. The atmosphere. The silence. And the perspectives that photographs can only begin to describe.
Open House
12 September 2026
Private appointments from 10:00. Viewings are available by appointment only. Reservations close on: 9 September 2026 at 23:59 Europe/Paris time.
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Elegant arrival / discovery image

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Reservations are now closed. For special requests or last-minute availability, please contact us directly.
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Final brochure cover
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Selected internal spread / floor plan

09 — Discover the Residence in Full

The story begins here. The complete residence is revealed in the brochure. Explore the floor plans, specifications, renovation, technical features and spatial possibilities in detail.

Special Requests or Questions?

For additional information, private requirements or questions about the apartment and its potential, contact us directly on WhatsApp Business.

Olga Beltrani

Interior Designer & Project Consultant Presented by the interior designer who conceived the apartment’s transformation and was commissioned by the owner to present the property. Her direct knowledge of the residence makes it possible to explain not only what exists today, but also what the property can become.

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Night panorama • living room • Seine • sparkling Eiffel Tower
Some properties are purchased. Others become part of the story of those who live in them. A private residence overlooking the Seine, the Eiffel Tower and the Paris skyline.
Reservations are now closed. For special requests or last-minute availability, please contact us directly.
Olga Beltrani Interior Designer & Project Consultant Paris • Bonn • Tuscany