Where: On the edge of Paris, where the wealthy 16th Arrondissement meets the leafy Bois de Boulogne.An apartment building, 1930’s art deco, 3,800-square-foot duplex maisonette. Designer: Ramy Fischler
via Interior Design
Living and dining rooms: Restored 18th-century paneling, painted the top of the paneling with the
same brilliant white as the ceiling.The paint fades out as it descends, leaving the natural-finished
oak visible, a tartling effect like a shimmering ghost.
The entry hall: Trompe l’oeil full-length “curtains,” plaster shaped into folds and
hand-lacquered in varying shades of white.
