Like an unsent love letter, L 'Appartement Lorenza was quietly born in the famous 7th arrondissement of Paris. With every opening and closing of the door, it tells a story about refinement and eternity. L 'Appartement Lorenza is an exquisite Parisian residence, located between the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides, and was designed by interior architect Valeriane Lazard. It is not merely a temporary residence, but a serene space that condenses life and aesthetics - secluded, elegant, and with a contemporary spirit.
The design inspiration comes from Cleo de Merode, the elegant Muse of the late 19th century, a symbolic woman with both mystery and elegance. Her figure runs through the apartment, transforming into a spatial language of contrast and balance: restraint and sensibility, history and the contemporary, ingeniously blending at every corner. The foyer is like a ceremonial space that transitions from the outdoors to the indoors. The sculptural bronze door handles and the classic French-patterned lava stone floor collage guide visitors to enter slowly. It is both a dividing line and a hint of reaching the residence, setting a tone for the refined atmosphere of the entire residence.
The rest area features a bronze fireplace as its visual focal point and unfolds around custom-made furniture. The multiple textures of marble, wood veneer and linen textiles interweave with natural light, forming a soft and dramatic stage. From soft furnishings to architectural details, all demonstrate Valeriane Lazard's grasp of understated luxury. Every element conveys the harmony between craftsmanship and space.
