FOCH Paris Curved Continuity Restores 1950s Flow

FOCH, located in Paris, is a residential renovation project completed by the interior design firm Atelier MKD. The original house, built in the 1950s and 1960s, spans approximately 400 square meters with a fragmented spatial layout. The design begins with a comprehensive reconfiguration of the floor plan, establishing more coherent circulation paths and spatial relationships to restore a relaxed and natural living experience.

Curves emerge as the most distinctive design language within the interior. They thread through different functional zones, softening wall transitions and spatial boundaries while guiding the eye to unfold gradually as one moves through the space. Rather than serving merely as decorative elements, the arched lines function more like an implied spatial pathway, seamlessly connecting the living room, transitional areas, and private spaces into a continuous and rhythmically flowing sequence.

The materials and colors maintain a restrained yet refined tone, primarily featuring off-white and warm mineral hues, with an emphasis on texture and tactile expression. A finely textured mineral coating reveals rich layers under changing natural light, while Sainte-Croix stone, Roman stucco, and fabric are layered together. In the master bedroom bathroom, marble is introduced, and the use of woodwork along with Chantilly parquet flooring further enhances the space's warm, inviting character.

The selection of furniture also maintains a simple and restrained style. The clean lines and soft volumes recede to the background, allowing the architectural details and the materials themselves to become the visual focal points. Atelier MKD integrates the originally fragmented residence into a complete and unified living space through the comprehensive organization of light, movement, and materials. The overall atmosphere is quiet and restrained, yet it reveals delicate and lasting living warmth in the details.

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