Interior design trends transform spaces in Paris and Milan

Recent architectural projects in Paris and Milan highlight a trend toward blending residential comfort with functional spaces. In Paris, a complete renovation of an old building in the Montmartre district has transformed a workspace into an environment that mimics a home. The project, known as Murs et Merveilles, utilizes a color palette of mocha, terracotta, and mint green, combined with wood, quartz, and brushed steel to prioritize well-being and natural light.

In Milan, architect Alessia Provenzano has redesigned a 60-square-meter apartment to maximize space and character. By opening the kitchen to the living room and utilizing a bold coral red hue, the design creates a sense of fluidity and energy. The renovation focused on relocating the service block to create a niche kitchen while preserving the original solid parquet flooring and the building's historical essence.