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Sig Bergamin Lists Exuberant Paris Apartment for $3.3 Million

The Brazilian design force is parting ways with his spectacular Place Vendôme flat

By Geoffrey Montes
Colorful living room with striped walls, vibrant art, and eclectic furniture.
A large silkscreen and wood-block print by Beatriz Milhazes dominates a corner of architect Sig Bergamin’s Paris living room. Photo: Björn Wallander

Magazine cover featuring a colorful abstract painting, patterned pillows on a sofa, and bold text about art and travel themes.
Our 2018 Spring cover. Galerie Magazine

Brazilian design star Sig Bergamin has listed his superchic Paris apartment, which graced the cover of Galerie’s 2018 Spring issue.

Located on the prestigious Place Vendôme, in the first arrondissement, the 1,500-square-foot spread was created by joining two units located in neighboring buildings, one dating from the 18th century and the other from the 19th century. The designer and his husband, architect Murilo Lomas, currently use the two-bedroom residence as a pied-à-terre when visiting the French capital.

Blessed with 15-foot ceilings and expansive windows, the light-filled dwelling recently underwent a second revamp by Bergamin, who draped the walls with more than 200 yards of kicky floral fabric and a high-contrast stripe by Ralph Lauren Home. The expansive living area looks out onto the complex’s quiet courtyard, while the master bedroom offers a view of the Place du Marché Saint-Honoré. Just minutes away are world-class attractions, including the Louvre, Le Palais Royal, and the Jardin des Tuileries.

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The apartment is listed with Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty.

Eclectic living room with bold colors, striped walls, and modern artwork.
The living room is clad in a cotton awning stripe by Ralph Lauren Home; on the far wall, two works by Murilo Lomas flank a large painting by Luiz Paulo Baravelli. A vintage Jansen bureau plat serves as a dining table, and the chairs are covered in a Scalamandré cut-velvet tiger print.a Hubert de Givenchy design; the floor-to-ceiling curtains are of a Kravet fabric. Björn Wallander

Eclectic living room with striped walls, colorful abstract art, patterned cushions, and modern furniture.
The living room is clad in a cotton awning stripe by Ralph Lauren Home; on the far wall, two works by Murilo Lomas flank a large painting by Luiz Paulo Baravelli. A vintage Jansen bureau plat serves as a dining table, and the chairs are covered in a Scalamandré cut-velvet tiger print. Björn Wallander

Colorful home office with red patterned wallpaper, yellow desk, red chair, modern artwork, and natural light from large windows.
A photograph by Michel Comte overlooks a vintage desk and an Eames armchair by Herman Miller. Björn Wallander

Elegant hotel room with colorful patterned sofa, armchairs, and large windows framed by intricate curtains.
A work by Francis Bacon is displayed on a mirrored wall in the master bedroom; the fabrics on the headboard and daybed are from Pierre Frey, and the curtain and wall-covering fabric is by Kravet. Björn Wallander

Colorful, eclectic bedroom with patterned textiles, vintage decor, large window, and ornate wooden chair.
Patterns at play in a bedroom by Sig Bergamin. Björn Wallander