Context

This mezzanine, which opened onto the living room and was protected only by a glass balustrade, offered great volume but lacked privacy. The customers' objective was clear: to turn it into a truly independent master bedroom, with its own dressing room and hotel-like atmosphere.

Approach & design

The main challenge was to manage the roof pitch and ceiling heights (from 4 m to 3 m). Every detail was thought out to the millimetre:

• Tailor-made inclined partition: designed to follow the framework, it closes off the room while creating a new volumetry,
• Grooved oak headboard: integrated into the partition, it becomes the central element of the bedroom, interacting with the verticality of the hanging lights,
• Concealed walk-in wardrobe: positioned behind the headboard partition, it takes full advantage of the depth of the space and offers fluid storage,
• Blackout curtains: custom-made to meet customer requirements, guarantee darkness and improve acoustics,
• Vertical lighting: two minimalist pendant lights descend from each bedside, accentuating the ceiling height and providing a luminous backdrop.

Ambiance & materials

The space is distinguished by its simple yet sophisticated architectural style:

• milled oak structures the headboard and introduces a graphic rhythm,
• Matte whites and gray curtains create a discreet contrast that enhances the painted frame,
• volumes gain in intimacy and depth thanks to the interplay between solid walls and light openings.

Results

The Telli project Telli how a volume can be reinvented:

• an open mezzanine becomes an intimate master suite,
• technical constraints (slope, height, elimination of railings) are transformed into strengths,
• the headboard and integrated dressing area provide a clear, lasting identity.