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A mock-Haussmann apartment, turned loft.
Paris XVIᵉ · 2025
Fourteen commissions, each originating from the encounter between an ambition and a specific space. Never an imposed style, always what the context demands.
A home is not a floor plan. It is a way of living, and of showing who you are: how you entertain, where you find calm, what you do on a Sunday morning, and what you will never do, whatever you once imagined.
None of this comes from a questionnaire. It comes out of conversation, taken slowly, listening for what stands out: the houses you have loved, the ones you left, and what you can no longer bear in the one you live in now.
The existing building makes its own demands. A family house, a Haussmann apartment, a 1960s modernist villa: each has its own logic and proportions, what it welcomes and what it resists. The project begins when the two readings meet, when what you are looking for becomes what this place could become.

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