Here we are on the ground floor of a building in the 70s in Levallois-Perret, in the Paris region. In the past, these 35 m² were certainly habitable as it is, but they were no longer in the taste of Claire, who already lived there with his adorable Yorkshire. Not luminous enough, poor in storage space and sad, with this soil that had lived enough, in short, its Levallois T2 no longer made it dream … Neither one nor two, the young woman decides to call on Little Worker, discovered on Instagram, to transform her interior. With the architects of the Castille studio, they worked hand in hand in order to imagine a well thought out cocoon for the latter and we can say that the result is to die for.
Millimeter timing during the site
Claire having to relocate elsewhere during the duration of the work, compliance with deadlines represented a real challenge for the teams of Little Worker, who finished a week in advance, battery for the end of year celebrations, a beautiful gift! Small step back with the first stage of the site: to shoot the partition between living room and bedroom while another was going to be created between the new night area and the 2.0 kitchen. In addition to the installation of new floors, the nine recovery of electricity and the creation of a crowd of tailor-made joinery, here is what happened in three months: a cozy room was fitted out in place of the old kitchen, as for it moved side to living room and a shielded lounge of storage storage was the day when the bedroom of Claire was formerly. All, without touching the bathroom, windows and the front door, which were in good condition, ditto for a radiator, connected to the collective heating. Works engineer at Little Worker, Marine Girardot takes care of visiting us.
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