This case presents a full‑house design in a retro French style. Let’s take a look at it together with the BOSNIE editorial team!
To boost storage in the living room, a floor‑to‑ceiling glass cabinet was installed along one side of the TV wall, offering convenient storage for everyday reading materials. The walls are subtly adorned with PU moldings to enhance the French aesthetic.
The home space is anchored by a large‑area off‑white base, while accent colors enliven the visual palette through custom cabinetry and furnishings: a lake‑green sofa, a velvet red armchair, black cabinets with red accents, and walnut‑toned coffee and dining tables—all work together to amplify the overall impact.
The sofa backdrop features PU moldings arranged according to proportionate ratios, complemented by small corner rosettes paired with 1.5‑cm strips, gold‑framed vintage oil paintings, and lighting fixtures in glass and crystal—each element lending the home an air of refined sophistication.
As soon as you enter, the dining area comes into view. Along the right wall near the entrance, an L‑shaped storage unit has been built; adjacent to the dining area, this section serves as a sideboard, neatly stowing tableware and beverages. The open compartments are left without back panels and feature mural wallpaper, adding depth and dimension. A vintage decorative painting discreetly conceals the meter box, maintaining functionality while enhancing the aesthetic.
The kitchen boasts stunning retro black‑framed glass wooden doors. The sliding design preserves natural light, ensuring unobstructed sightlines and a greater sense of spatial openness. The black lacquered wood doors and wall panels share the same material, lending a richer texture than alloy sliding doors.
With the living and dining areas dressed in red and black, the kitchen continues this color scheme to maintain stylistic cohesion throughout the home.
In the master bedroom, the wardrobe and dressing table are positioned at the foot of the bed, leaving ample space on either side. Roomy proportions are a key factor in comfort.
Given the limited bedroom space, the decor avoids excessive complexity. PU moldings and wall fabrics interweave, blending understated French elements into the environment and allowing soft furnishings to shine with effortless elegance.
In the bathroom’s dry zone, to prevent the mirror from facing the study door, a wall‑mounted rotating mirror was installed. Even the bathroom requires plenty of storage; to keep the countertop tidy, a storage cabinet was added along the left side.
The open compartment on the left side of the vanity holds daily toiletries for easy access, keeping the space visually clean and organized. A power outlet was pre‑installed beneath the cabinet to accommodate an electric cat litter box, ensuring even the feline family has its own private washroom. The upper cabinets can store cat litter, food, and other essentials.
The classic pairing of red and black, infused with a bold retro spirit, wraps the home in romance and texture. Every detail is a delight to the eye.
In the study, an antique-style chandelier and a floor lamp enhance the ambiance, while black wooden blinds are chosen for the windows. The bookcase continues the home’s overall design language, with subtle variations in the door profiles of one set of cabinets and brightly colored drawer fronts. Richly patterned wallcoverings on the bare walls lend the room a deep, vintage flair.
Taking advantage of the desk’s depth, wardrobe storage has been extended, transforming the space into a walk-in closet when not in use for work. With wardrobes and bookcases lining the walls, a generous open area remains, easily accommodating a sofa bed to welcome visiting friends and family.
That concludes our introduction to this all‑house design in a retro French style. If you enjoyed it, feel free to leave a comment and interact with BOSNIE in the comments section!
