Trocadéro II, Timeless Elegance with Contemporary Comfort

Project type: Private residence
485 sq m
Decoration and Turn-key Project

The Trocadéro II project transforms a Haussmannien apartment into a thoughtfully curated home for an American family of six and their beloved dog. Spanning 485 square meters in the heart of Paris, this residence embodies the elegance of classical architecture while meeting the practical needs of a vibrant family.

Our work encompassed full decoration and comprehensive turn-key services, ensuring the family arrived to a fully equipped home, ready for immediate living. From the furnishings to the smallest details, every element was selected and prepared with care, creating a space where functionality and beauty coexist effortlessly.

The design preserves the grandeur of the original features—ornate moldings, high ceilings, and expansive windows—while layering rich textures, bespoke furniture, and a palette of understated tones. This harmony of materials and finishes brings warmth and cohesion to the home, blending timeless sophistication with modern ease.

With a layout tailored to family life, the residence offers a balance between shared spaces for connection and private retreats for rest and reflection. Every room reflects an understanding of how a family lives—dynamic, personal, and welcoming—while remaining grounded in Parisian elegance.

Trocadéro II is a complete vision brought to life: a sanctuary where timeless design meets everyday comfort, and a family can step into their new life effortlessly.

Photography by Heidi Jean Feldman


From Lichelle

The larger a home becomes, the more important it is to create a sense of intimacy. I often find myself thinking about how each room will be experienced—not only during celebrations, but in the quiet moments that make a house feel like home.

For me, thoughtful design is what allows even the grandest homes to feel warm, welcoming, and deeply personal.


See the Before & After of Trocadéro II Project

A 485m2 french apartment near Place du Trocadéro, with ornate moldings, soaring ceilings, and a direct view of the Eiffel Tower, curated as a complete decoration and turnkey project for an American family of six who needed a home ready to live in from day one. Every furnishing, every textile, every detail of the paris decor had to be right from the start.

Lichelle Silvestry curated bespoke furniture, rich textures, and an understated palette that brings warmth to each room while honouring the grandeur of the architecture, a quiet demonstration of what considered interior design Paris can achieve in a space of this scale.