Sydney-based architect and designer Daniel Boddam shows his new virtual Paris apartment, where his project becomes a showcase of his latest designed furniture pieces as he uses this unique time as a gift. Having established his practice in 2013, Daniel approaches each project with an instinctive understanding of its sensitivities and potential. With a portfolio specializing in residential architecture, the scope of Daniel’s work encapsulates both new and restored heritage recreations. The apartment is imagined in minimalistic Haussmann style, capturing the Parisian spirit.
Common of his work is the restraint in materiality and palette sees the apartment as a sponge for natural light. Daniel kept in the apartment the structural material palette, the windows, walls and ceiling monochromatic, all in grey stucco, a finish that is light and sympathetic with European interiors. His opportunistic approach, and the fusion between European and Australian sensitivities, results in beautifully classic architecture and furniture design, which references both history and a fruitful future.