Just steps from Parc Monceau in the heart of Paris lies a rare find—a single-storey 200-square-metre apartment that gracefully opens onto a 70-square-metre garden. We’re slightly envious of this verdant oasis in such an urban setting, offering a peaceful retreat from the pulsating city outside.

The interior palette plays with natural, soothing tones—soft beiges, subtle pinks, and delicate greens—creating a serene atmosphere that flows harmoniously with the surrounding greenery. Each space delivers a unique sensory experience where comfort meets aesthetics, with Uchronia’s signature touch of playfulness.

The selection of iconic design elements is what elevates this interior. The Polar Bear sofa by Maison Royère commands attention as the star piece in the living room, while furniture from Uchronia’s own collection adds both boldness and individuality to the composition. The walls showcase artworks by Léo Nataf, establishing a subtle dialogue between modern and classical sensibilities.

The kitchen deserves special mention, featuring enamelled lava stone with the signature wave motifs characteristic of the Uchronia collection. This thoughtful detail brings elegance to the space while reinforcing the cohesive design narrative.

Bathed in natural light, this Parisian home balances artistic expression with liveability. It’s an interior where every detail contributes to an unforgettable aesthetic experience—an urban sanctuary where contemporary design enhances rather than overshadows the apartment’s inherent Parisian charm.

[Images courtesy of Uchronia. Photography by Felix Dol Maillot.]