The apartment is on the first of the five storeys in the building, which was built in the late 19th century. The entrance is lined with wood panelling and furnished with an Art Deco console overlooked by a mirror with a patina finish. The main room has a surface of approximately 30 m² with solid oakwood strip flooring. In the centre stands a functional fireplace and chimney in black ceramic tiles, separating the lounge area from the kitchen and dining area. The lounge boasts custom-made bookshelves built around the sofa. The kitchen takes up an entire wall. The kitchen top, backsplash and floor are made of Carrara marble, while the facing of the furnishings is in oakwood and copper. The woodwork, bookshelves, wardrobe and panelling, as well as the openwork panels on the windows, were designed by cabinetmaker Dominique Roger. The cupboards boast solid bronze handles, from a renowned company. All the furniture and decorative objects are in retro style. They have been deliberately and carefully sought out to fit in with the ambiance of the apartment. A small corridor leads to the bedroom whose walls are made of ‘diamond fall’ granite panels. The lavatory is covered from floor to ceiling with small, dark green, glass cast tiles. The bedroom opens out onto the condominium’s garden, which is not overlooked by neighbouring buildings. The wardrobe space, with solid oakwood cupboards, opens onto the bedroom. The bathroom is separated from the bedroom by a tarnished metal partition and boasts a spa shower. All the bathroom fittings are Italian designed and the floor and walls are covered with Murano glass cast tiles. All the furniture has been sourced from antique dealers to give this modern and deluxe renovation a retro feel.