The stunning modern residence Hotel Particulier Boulevard was created by top interior designer Claude Cartier for couple Frederique and Olivier. Located in one of the grand 19th century mansions on Belgium Avenue, along the park, the studio has brought the imprint of the 1970s to the luxury home in a new way.

The challenge for interior designers was to combine modern design with classic architectural elements and traditional details in the building. She uses bold hues to highlight original architectural details, while subtly balancing them with softer hues. Between green hues and bold terra cotta hues, she created an eclectic and modern home, using these colors to allow subtle contact between natural patterns and luxurious materials.

Tapestries and floral decorations on the walls break up the color blocks, but what binds the space is a kind of charm. In such a classic space, stylist chose a few halfback, contemporary furniture stylist, and go up in colour and modelling choice, it is extremely bold more.

In addition to lavish furniture, lighting fixtures and decorative mirrors, her use of carpets was also bold. She chose carpets with geometric designs and color blocks to create a more three-dimensional atmosphere with visual impact that breaks through spatial constraints. It is this unrestrained open design that gives the space a fashionable atmosphere and gives the design project a unique artistic style.