This small, streamlined duplex pays homage to the architect Fernand Pouillon, who designed the listed building in Marseille where it is located. It’s a former architectural studio overlooking the street, on the first floor of a legendary building. The building was constructed by the architect in 1948, and is listed as Patrimoine XX, just a stone’s throw from the city’s famous Vieux Port in the Panier district.
The space is perfectly designed to make the most of surface area and volume, and is decorated with contemporary furniture and works of art such as ceramics in Mediterranean colors. On the upper level, the mezzanine, reached by a comfortable staircase, accommodates a double bed. Minimalist in spirit, it is nonetheless warm and welcoming, thanks to the presence of wood throughout, and represents the ideal stopover for two lovers of refined aesthetics in the Phocaean city.
