View of study with original 50s furnishings and rich red back wall through half-opened folding door

Image ID:	11017856
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Photographer:	© living4media / Limbour, Bertrand Portrait

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Location:	Le Havre, FR
Interior designer/stylist:	Marcel Gescoin

Print size:	approx. 30.02 × 41.72 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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Functional apartment in Le Havre

"Adapt the container to the content" - this is the principle of interior designer Marcel Gascoin and can be distinctly recognised in this show apartment in Le Havre. The inner city was rebuilt after the war by Auguste Perret and has had UNESCO World Heritage status since 2005. Rooms should serve …

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