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Apartment, house, villa, primary or secondary residence… everywhere, a major trend is emerging: interior design is no longer a simple style exercise, but an architectural act that reveals the structure, reaffirms uses, and reconnects inhabitants to their space. Each intervention reflects the ...
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At the crossroads of design, technology, and real estate, Groupe Kyka is reinventing Parisian living with a global and sustainable approach. From design to high-end renovation, its founder Pierre Jasnin and artistic director Bertille Dobler share the same ambition: to combine elegance, innovation, a...
In a quiet street in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, Atelier Compostelle infused light and softness into a 170 m² Haussmannian apartment, designed as a refuge for an expatriate family. This pied-à-terre, conceived by Amandine Maroteaux and her team, combines architectural rigor with ch...
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In a historic Parisian townhouse dating from the 15th century, Bérénice Curt’s 003JCB project orchestrated a major renovation blending heritage and modernity. Behind this transformation, the challenge was twofold: to reveal the nobility of the original volumes and to offer a cont...
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In Paris, interior architect Camille Hermand has transformed a small pied-à-terre long constrained by a lack of natural light and low ceiling height. The challenge was to reveal the period charm of this apartment, with its open views over the rooftops, while restoring a sense of openness and ...
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In Aix-en-Provence, the architecture firm CHHO has orchestrated the rebirth of a 350 m² Provençal bastide, entirely redesigned as a contemporary family home. The transformation strikes a balance between respect for the existing structure and a reinterpretation of everyday uses, expressed...
At the heart of Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Appartement Rousseau embodies the distinctive approach of Elodie Sierocki Studio: an interior architecture where technical rigor and creativity meet. Designed for a family of five—a couple in their thirties and their three children—this ...