AFTER BACH'S FIRST RESIDENTIAL PROJECT IS MONTIN, NAMED MONTIN, WHICH OCCUPIES THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS PROPERTY IN THE EIGHTH DISTRICT (MONTIN AVENUE). This apartment has been renovated on two floors and features a terrace with beautiful city views of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower.

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Inspired by David Woodland's film Mulholland Avenue, this apartment was meticulously crafted into an idyllic modern American home of the 1950s. Through the use of French oak paneling and natural wallpaper to decorate the walls, the entire apartment achieves solid tranquility. This free decoration almost marks the quiet flight of this modern apartment, as if it were extracted from a movie set and placed in the middle of the bustling city of Paris. Bergeig and Barzano share a common appreciation for furniture and objects, and they put their skills to perfect use to communicate concise and precise lines with the furniture of Jacques Ardit or George Nakajima, the ceramics of Floris Ubon and the many works of contemporary artists and designers.

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This series of artworks continues into the bathroom, where the bathtub is made of an exquisite beige marble carving that becomes the art center of the room. Illuminating this work of art are a series of natural oak windows that perform a clever light show in the bathroom. IN THE BEDROOM, LUXURIOUS AND GENTLE WARMTH EMANATES THROUGH MIXED TEXTILES RANGING FROM WOVEN WALLPAPER TO CARPETS AND SELECTED FURNITURE DECORATIONS.

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