115m² of quiet luxury in the heart of the French Riviera
On the Boulevard Alexandre III in Cannes, the Résidence des Pins has stood since the Belle Époque, an era when Europe's elite sought the warmth of the Riviera. Tolstoy walked these grounds. Members of Tsar Alexander III's circle called this address home.
Fully redesigned and restored by a designer-owner, the apartment was conceived as a contemporary continuation of the building's noble past.
The south-facing bow window captures the full arc of the sun from morning to evening. No overlooking, only the private park beyond the glass. The living space feels expansive, warm, and alive, with noble materials.
The kitchen dissolves into the living space: storage concealed, surfaces unbroken, every appliance integrated. What remains is a workspace that feels like furniture: elegant without being demonstrative, invisible when you want it to be, beautiful when you don't.
A large, south-facing suite with a balcony overlooking the park. The kind of room that invites you to slow down. Two dressings keep everything out of sight, and the bathroom, clad floor to ceiling in travertine, feels closer to a spa than anything you'd expect in a home.
Two additional bedrooms positioned in the apartment's east wing, benefiting from gentle morning light. Ideal for kids, family or guests, each room was designed with the same level of care and coherence. They share a refined bathroom with separate toilets, ensuring both comfort and practicality.
When the sun sets, the apartment transforms. Recessed LED strips trace the architecture. Backlit shelving casts a warm amber glow across curated objects. Sculptural lamps create pools of intimate light. Multiple scenarios allow the space to shift seamlessly from vibrant to hushed, from a dinner party to a quiet evening with a book.
Rather than facing surrounding buildings, the apartment opens onto a vast, wooded landscape reserved exclusively for residents: mature pines, palm trees, open lawns.