At any time when we ask architects if we are able to see the place they reside, the response is invariably: “My place? Let’s simply say it’s a piece in progress.” Adopted by: “You understand the expression concerning the shoemaker having no sneakers?” Paris architect Camille Hermand is without doubt one of the courageous few to open her doorways to us.
Hermand has a level from Paris’s École Spéciale d’Structure and runs her personal five-person agency specializing in residential structure and inside design (some time again we featured her Grand Residence Up to date for a Fashionable Household). She lives within the Marais along with her youngsters, Madeleine, Adelaide, and Honore—a couple of years in the past, they moved into the condominium instantly above her workplace. She relocated her workspace to a brand new location and remodeled upstairs and down right into a household duplex. The outcomes are notably extra bohemian and experimental than Hermand’s studied designs for shoppers—and, sure, “a continuous work in progress.” Come see.
Pictures by Hervé Goluza, courtesy of Camille Hermand Architectures.
The couch and velvet cushions are from Paris favourite Caravane. The woven rush armchair is by Le Déan Prieur (which has since gone out of enterprise) and the daybed is from on-line classic retailer Retour de Chine accessorized with customized cushions. Observe the shade/awning/curtain mixture on the massive entrance window: “An important problem was to overlook the road once we’re in the lounge,” says Hermand. “Because of the café curtain, we nonetheless have the view and the sunshine.”
