Paris 9e
Duplex Madeleine
A duplex that breathes like a house. Light moves freely — something here feels like a declaration.
Paris 8e
Marbeuf
Each piece of furniture thought for this precise wall. An interior where nothing could have been otherwise.
Paris 1er
Triplex avec Spa
Three levels, one intention. Marble chosen vein by vein — luxury as discipline.
Paris 8e
Arcade
Material revealed rather than added. An apartment that carried its own solution within it.
Paris 8e
Champs Élysées
Haussmann architecture as foundation, not constraint. Classical and contemporary in dialogue.
Paris
Sous les toits de Paris
The ancient wood remembers. The bespoke furniture answers, softly.
Paris
Patio
Silence as a primary material. An interior felt before it is seen.
Paris 1er
Louvres
Steps from the Louvre, a home without ostentation. Contemporary walnut, warm amber tones.
Paris 1er
Rivoli
One building, radically distinct apartments. Constraint as a creative source.
Paris 1er
Déchargeurs
What was kept is as precious as what was created. A character property at Les Halles, rediscovered.
Paris 8e
Madeleine
Golden beiges, warm wood — where elegance doesn't show itself, it is felt.
Paris 17e
Malesherbes
The walls moved. The light followed. The apartment found its true nature.
Paris 1er
Châtelet
At the heart of Paris, an intimacy preserved. Elegance and practicality coexist naturally.
Paris
Deux Pièces Chic
Forty-five square metres. Enough for everything that matters.
Paris 16e
Iéna
Parisian classicism reread. An apartment that holds the memory of the place while living in its own time.
Cannes
Cannes
Southern light as architect. An interior that dissolves into the landscape.
Paris
Sous les toits II
Same geography, an entirely distinct atmosphere. Wood, textiles, filtered light as signature.
Paris
Sous les toits III
These rooftop apartments don't repeat — they echo one another.
Paris
Work Space
The reception space is a statement — sober, precise, memorable.
Paris 18e
Pigalle
A sunken flat with no light. The answer: a glass-floor mezzanine, an all-glass staircase. Light, invented.
Paris 1er — Étienne Marcel
Étienne Marcel
An Eiffel-frame apartment converted into an open-plan office. Cables disappear into the structure. The soul stays.
Paris 4e
St Paul
Fifty years untouched — partitioned, dark, frozen in time. We opened everything. Lime on every wall changed the light.
Paris 8e
Rue Daru
The building is spectacular. The custom joinery was designed to disappear. The home changed lives while keeping its bones.
Paris — Le Marais
Showroom · Flag Store · Bureau
A Marais building reimagined from top to bottom. Boutique, showroom, offices. Projected landscapes, immersive corridors. The brand cannot be named.
Paris
La Crème de la Crème
A restaurant project in conception. Lime, polished concrete, organic forms — every surface is a decision. Nothing is decorative.