In this loft with large windows, we have created a minimalist space full of surprises.The walls are punctuated by vertical doors which, like a double skin, conceal a multitude of storage spaces.A hidden desk unfolds to become a comfortable workspace, and the large window frames invite you to relax.

Dans ce loft aux grandes fenêtres, nous avons créé un espace épuré et plein de surprises. 
Les murs sont rythmés par des portes verticales qui, comme une double peau dissimulent une multitude de rangements. 
Un bureau caché se déplie pour devenir un espace de travail confortable et les larges cadres des fenêtres invitent à s'y prélasser.

This 120m2 apartment in a 1930s building in the ouest of Paris has been completely redesigned in terms of both layout and style.

The arches overlap to create unexpected patterns that play with both geometry and color. The blue wall is the central axis of the apartment, distributing the bedrooms on the left and the main room on the right.

In a contemporary house near Paris, we designed custom fittings in different rooms and completely redesigned the 35m2 kitchen, which opens onto the living room, to make it highly functional, multi-purpose and resolutely minimalist.

In this beautiful 19th century property, the attic space has been converted to accommodate four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Headboards, closets hidden behind wallpaper, forest landscapes or faded undergrowth, oak furniture, smooth or textured stone on walls or worktops compose an ensemble both delicate and full of surprises.

I chose to nestle the bookshelf under the roof to free up floor space and create a horizon line that stretches the space and evokes a landscape. This horizon continues on the perpendicular wall, delimiting a colorful space that runs down the staircase and links the two floors of the apartment.

This former attic, characterized by an omnipresent roof structure, is home to three distinct spaces: a modular TV area, a large study and a sofa lounge that can be converted into an extra bedroom.

The new retail concept, developed in collaboration with Atelier Aurélie Rimbert for the brand SAINT JAMES, arrives at last in the historic boutique on the rue Tronchet in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, right next to the Place de la Madeleine. .

 
This loft is located on the 4th and last floor of a former factory. The height under the vaulted ceiling structured by imposing metal beams is impressive. I wanted to magnify the generosity of the volume while bringing lightness, softness and legibility to the space.

 
The new retail concept of the Saint James shops invites itself to the Montparnasse station. The unusual height of this space motivated a spectacular installation. We imagined a representation of rolls of raw material to tell the story of a jumper or a sailor's jacket and to share with the public the know-how and the particularities of the brand's iconic products.

Project in partnership with Atelier Aurélie Rimbert

Inspired by knitwear and weaving frames, we created a collection of furniture that enhance marine sweaters.
A harmony of blues, greens and greys evoques the atmosphere of the Normandy sea, while the solid wood structures speak of durability and authenticity

Project in partnership with Atelier Aurélie Rimbert

In this apartment located in a former factory and marked by its vaulted ceiling and metal beams, the project consisted in rethinking the layout and furniture of the 3 bedrooms, the bathroom and an office-library space on the mezzanine.

In an atypical apartment in the 20th district of Paris, design of the two children's bedrooms. We opened a wall to add a mezzanine for the sleeping area and created a solid wood staircase to reach this new level.

The living room is overhung for half by a mezzanine that defines two very different spaces.
The living room, which benefits from the great height under the roof and the light of its large canopy, and the dining room-kitchen space, more intimate, housed under the mezzanine.
 

Interior design of an 85 m2 apartment in a residential building in Versailles. Opening of the spaces, complete renovation and selection of the furniture and lighting.