Our architecture and interior design projects

Designed as a second home for a family of six, this 112 m² apartment was completely renovated, from the initial sketches through to construction supervision. The living area was reconfigured to enlarge the lounge, create a proper dining space and make the kitchen more functional.

In the sleeping areas, the existing layout was retained while the floors, finishes and bespoke furniture were completely renewed. Thermal and acoustic insulation, external windows and doors, as well as the electrical and plumbing systems, were also upgraded. Natural and timeless materials bring coherence, simplicity and elegance throughout the apartment.

As the owners live abroad, the project was managed on a turnkey basis, with approvals at each stage and on-site construction management through to completion.

Designed as a 180 m² mountain home, this timber chalet was conceived to integrate naturally into its forest setting. Its position, orientation and openings were carefully considered to preserve the views, maximise natural light and create a strong connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape.

The project follows an eco-conscious construction approach, with a high-performance envelope and extensive use of timber for both the structure and interior finishes. The main living area brings together the lounge, dining room and kitchen in a generous space opening onto the landscape, while natural materials create a warm and calming atmosphere.

From the architectural concept to the construction details, each decision follows the same approach to performance, durability and landscape integration, creating a contemporary home designed for mountain living.

The project involved a complete renovation of an existing chalet, building on the qualities of the original structure to strengthen its relationship with the landscape. The overall volume, roof and stone elements were preserved, while the new interventions redefine the uses and introduce a more contemporary architectural language.

The façade facing the views was opened up with large glazed openings that extend the living spaces onto the terrace and bring in more natural light. Inside, the kitchen, dining room and living area now form one continuous space beneath the exposed beams, organised around the fireplace.

Wood, stone, parquet flooring, mineral finishes and metal elements create a warm and understated material palette. Bespoke furniture and contemporary details are integrated into the existing architecture to preserve the chalet’s character while opening it more naturally towards the mountains.

This complete apartment renovation embraces a dark palette to create an intimate, enveloping atmosphere. Walnut, brown marble and olive green add depth to the spaces, while lighter textures and integrated lighting provide contrast and balance.

In the living room, the darker tones enhance the natural light entering through the large windows. The green sofa, marble fireplace and bespoke bookcase create a sequence of visual layers. Integrated furniture structures the room and provides additional storage without making the space feel heavy.

The open-plan kitchen was designed to blend naturally into the living area. Bespoke walnut fronts conceal the appliances, while the marble island combines a practical worktop with a welcoming place to gather. In the bedrooms, the same approach continues through enveloping headboards, soft textiles and illuminated niches integrated into the architecture.