Annabelle Dufraigne

Atelier Opale reimagined several former maids’ rooms in Saint-Germain-des-Prés as an artist’s paradise

With six windows and no internal doors, Marie Stadsbader’s pied-à-terre harnesses stainless steel accents and Japanese noren to let the city of light in

Perched on a hill in the city’s Belleville neighborhood, this compact apartment was designed with efficiency and ergonomics in mind

The apartment near Paris’s Canal Saint-Martin now boasts a brand-new layout with custom millwork and Plexiglass doors

Architect Hélène Lacombe reimagined a small, sunny studio in Montmartre as a savvy, elegant cocoon

Atelier HA concocts an expert mix of mirrors, lacquer, and pop colors for restaurateur clients

Jobe Burns’s redesign of a 300-year-old house for a famous British artist celebrates the historic home’s past

Located in an old building in a suburb on Paris’s western edge, this home is a velvety haven

Interior designers Inès Deschodt and Johanne Le Griffon reimagined a culinary client’s home in a historic mansion

This unusual space was converted into a short-term rental, making the most of its glass roof and tranquil views

Studio Inaugure reimagined this two-room Parisian apartment using rounded half-arches as an elegant motif

The 19th-century pied-à-terre is crafted with the Franco-Spanish owners in mind

Interior designer Margaux Fritz called upon midcentury Los Angeles to merge interior and exterior

Architectural studio Inaugure reimagines an efficient and clever home for its owner and his cat

Architect Benjamin Godiniaux created a compact, practical Parisian space without compromising on aesthetics or style

Inaugure Studio turned eight fragmented rooms into one spacious home

As the family that inspired Succession dukes it out in court, we take a deep dive into their property holdings

The architect owner redesigned the tiny space with lots of natural light in mind