Le Loft Des Innocents by Frédéric Flanquart, A Renovation Loft Interior Design Project

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A loft project is completed designed in Paris. This loft project is completed designed by French designer Frédéric Flanquart. This loft had previously been damaged by a fire. It is all started on a September night in 2009, when the architect all settled up there, on the roof, or at least what remained of it. A year before, this building had been through am major fire. The scene is set. The outlook of this area is turned really fast into a crazy challenge: the design and achieve a shell-free space with- as reference marks- only half-burned out staircase- leading to the lower level-, a huge scaffolding structure is used as a roof and a 360° view over Paris. The architect client is wanted something new, ambitious and creative, in order to turn over a new leaf after 10 years spent at the loft.

The client enable the architect to make a true fulfilling experience out of this project, both concerned about the quality of the implementation and about the layout and fitting details. The goal is to conceive an open and welcoming space with as much stowage as possible, not a single inch is missed out, while allowing a comfortable circulation. With the idea of a quiet and relaxing place during the day switching to a genuine place of the mystery and pleasure at night, the architect came up pretty quickly. The dream came true 18 months later, on December 31st, and the leaf naturally turned over. A space where the filtered, aimed, tamed light designs the volume. The work of the lines highlights every detail, straight or slanting, geometrically random at times. The loft, a filled with emotions projects, combining complexity, simplicity and lightness.

Visit Frédéric Flanquart’s website – here.

Photography by Ludo Martin and Pascal Otlinghaus

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