Addressing the brief head-on, we worked on blending Victorian and contemporary styles. We added wall paneling detail and molding to the walls to bring about the classical aesthetic while the furniture and decor fused in the modern style. 

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The pastel colour palette ran throughout the space, with pink taking prominence (the client’s favourite colour). We added muted pink shades in common spaces and played with linen walls and pastel furnishing to bring it all together. 

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By merging the two seemingly different design styles, we ultimately designed an ode to Paris - a house with European structures, rich ornates, and sculptures that stood amidst clean, minimal furniture reminiscent of modern France. Befittingly, we call it ‘La Vie en Rose.’