Why this Parisian apartment eschews walls for curved wooden partitions

For the most part, Wood Ribbon is the quintessential Haussmannian apartment: its rooms are airy and sunny. There are crown mouldings, thick and intricate. The flooring is lined in fish-bone parquet. And yet, the apartment’s most striking
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