Introducing colour and life. These were the leitmotifs intended by interior designer Séverine d'Alès for the design of this flat in the 18th arron - dissement of Paris. In this place, inhabited by a Brazilian chef and her two children, the double living room hosts a grandiose 'workshop' kitchen and a spacious lounge. These two spaces combined become both living and reception areas, in an atmosphere where Brazilian and French cultures are mixed. A colourful place while keeping the Parisian elegance of the beautiful Haussmannian setting. At the entrance to the flat, a pair of AS130 WW with R12 engobe pots house Sansevieria trifasciata. In the Red O pot in the kitchen-workshop Strelitzia Nicolai are combined with the illustrations on the wallpaper that decorates the room like a giant painting. The trio of FGS pots in the living room fits in perfectly with the colours and lines of the elements that furnish this beautiful space.