This refined interior design project is set within a historic apartment building in Cannes, once a prestigious luxury hotel and later transformed into a haven for rehabilitation during World War II. After the war, the building evolved into high-end accommodations while preserving its historic charm. The aim of the redesign was to combine timeless Mediterranean elegance with modern sophistication, inspired by the region’s renowned hotels and beach clubs, like the Maybourne Riviera.
The color scheme draws inspiration from the stunning sea views, blending calming neutrals with natural wood textures and pops of azure and deep blue. These tones create a tranquil atmosphere that reflects the surrounding Mediterranean beauty.
Key elements of the design include Canaletto wood with a white oak finish featured throughout the space. Strong lines and natural textures define the kitchen and bar areas, with sand-colored countertops that evoke the nearby beaches and enhance the Mediterranean theme.
The dining area is designed to be both functional and stylish, acting as a social hub for everyday meals and special occasions. The table’s finish aligns with the kitchen, and the dining chairs mirror the countertop hues, creating a cohesive and welcoming environment.
In the bathrooms, deep blue marble tiles enhance the Mediterranean vibe, paired with modern finishes to add sophistication and style.
The penthouse enjoys an abundance of natural light, and to maximize this, glass panels in the home office offer panoramic sea views, flooding the space with warmth and brightness.
The main bedroom incorporates sleek, ergonomic storage solutions to create a clean, inviting design inspired by the luxury hotels of the region. This serene space is perfect for relaxation, while the nursery is designed as a tranquil retreat, with a neutral color palette and functional elements that create a peaceful environment for both parent and child.
The project represents a beautiful fusion of historical significance and contemporary sophistication, creating a space that honors the building’s rich past while offering modern comforts. This is a prime example of how historical architecture can coexist seamlessly with contemporary luxury living.
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