Luxury homes:  A classic Parisian home transformed with charm and subtle elegance

The expansive house was previously owned by Bernard Arnault, chairman and chief executive of LVMH Moët Hennessy.

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Nestled along the beautiful sidewalks of the prime 16th arrondissement district in Paris lies an enchanting house with a sprawling garden and an illustrious history. Bryan O’Sullivan, the designer whose studio undertook the impressive transformation of the home takes Home & Decor on a private tour of the residence, to uncover the laborious journey of giving it a new lease of life.

At a glance

Who lives here: A couple, whose children have grown up and moved out

Type of home: House with six bedrooms, grand salon, petit salon, formal dining room, pool and spa, gym, kitchen and informal living space, tv room and dressing room

Size of home: 10,500 sq ft

ID: Bryan O’Sullivan Studio

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This article was originally published in Home & Decor.

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