Design Anthology

Otherworldly Opulence

Su Hsia Chen liked her apartment on Paris’s Avenue Kléber, but had trouble sleeping due to the noisy cafe below. Eventually, at her husband Gérard Houa’s suggestion, she viewed an apartment nearby, falling for it immediately despite its dilapidated condition. It was a good job she did — unbeknown

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