Apartment 48 - Paris

Under the Second Empire, Baron Haussmann reshaped Paris: wide avenues, rows of dressed stone and orderly façades gave the capital the face it still wears today.

In the city’s finest districts, apartments from this period have kept their mouldings, herringbone parquet floors and marble fireplaces, beneath high ceilings bathed in light, behind tall French windows.

Saint-Honoré supported the Apartment 48 project, combining respect for Haussmann heritage with contemporary comfort, with the discretion a discerning clientele expects, from the first studies to handover.