This apartment was designed for a couple with one child. Located on Rue Beautreillis in the 4th arrondissement in the center of Paris, the apartment dates back to the early 20th century and has been completely renovated: private spaces have been redistributed to create a central kitchen, two bathrooms, and the living/dining room has been designed and decorated.

The apartment is a three-room apartment of 104 square meters with a spacious entrance offering two openings. Leading to the main living area is a double living room dining room. The kitchen is located in the extension of the entrance and gradually leads to the bedrooms. The master bedroom suite includes a through-height open plan dressing room and a private bathroom. The children's bedroom also has its own private bathroom. The living room leads to a continuous terrace. The project is a dual one, providing an opportunity to showcase the first furniture collection of the PARSA publishing house.The Beau dining table and the Hasht coffee table were specially designed, and other furniture can be seen in this apartment with its modern and ethnic character.

The style of the apartment blends different eras and influences. While the building has an undeniably Ottoman character, the modern furniture in the PARSA project has a timeless design style inspired by ancient or prehistoric times and blended with antique furniture as well as today's lighting fixtures to complete the overall design. The decor of the apartments was studied as a whole; the place is warm and modern with antique and ethnic features. The main aim of the design was to make the apartment initially functional and suitable for family use. To make each member of the family comfortable, to satisfy their habits and to provide a sophisticated aesthetic to the whole apartment.