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Travertine tabletop and stoneware cup in morning light

Approach

You will always know where your project stands.

Aesthetics in service of use

A beautiful interior is not just a question of appearance. It must be pleasant to live in, practical day to day and suited to the people who inhabit it. That is why I build every project around four principles:

Plastered arched niche and terracotta jar

Balance

The right proportions, fluid circulation and a harmonious composition.

Window light on a plastered wall, with the Solaz monogram cast in shadow

Light

Natural or artificial, it plays a full part in the atmosphere of an interior.

White ceramic vase on a stone shelf

Materials

Stone, wood, textiles, metal, plaster… Materials bring depth, character and emotion.

Scalloped table and woven armchair

Personality

A successful interior doesn’t look like a magazine page. It looks like you.

My commitments

A project considered down to the last detail

Listening before designing

I take the time to understand your habits, your wishes and the way you live.

Creating bespoke

Every project is unique. I don’t reproduce a style: I build an identity.

Simplifying your project

I guide you through your choices to make decisions simpler and more serene.

Ensuring coherence

From the first plan to the last cushion, every element contributes to a single vision.

Taking the long view

I seek an elegance that doesn’t depend on trends and stays right over the years.

How it works

  1. I

    Getting to know you

    Listening to what you want, visiting the property at different times of day, taking measurements.

    Your role

    Tell us how you live in the space, and how you would like to live there.

    What you receive
    • Initial brief
    • Budget envelope
    • Target schedule
  2. II

    Design

    Plans, a study of natural light and circulation, mood boards and 3D visuals.

    Your role

    Approve the main design choices at the presentation meeting.

    What you receive
    • Dimensioned plans
    • Mood boards
    • 3D perspectives
  3. III

    Materials and craftspeople

    Material palette, furniture selection, tendering with craftspeople and comparison of quotes.

    Your role

    Choose between clear, costed and comparable proposals.

    What you receive
    • Material palette
    • Quote comparison
    • Works schedule
  4. IV

    Works and handover

    Coordinating the craftspeople, a weekly photo report, handover and final styling.

    Your role

    No need to travel: a video call.

    What you receive
    • Weekly reports
    • Handover report
    • Handing over the keys
Second homes

Live far away?

A photo report

Every week, the progress of the works in pictures: what has been settled and what awaits your decision.

A fixed appointment

A video call at a set time: you always know when you will hear from us.

Handover without you

If you cannot come, the handover takes place in your absence, by proxy.

Living room with exposed beams and a stone bench

A palette of materials

Linen, wood, stone, mineral plasters, terracotta: a palette chosen for each project, in tune with the light of the place.

Washed linen in soft folds
Linen
Oak herringbone parquet
Wood
Raw travertine
Travertine
Lime-plastered wall
Lime plaster
Terracotta tiles in a chequerboard pattern
Terracotta
Why entrust me with your project?

A global approach, a particular attention

An overall vision

Architecture, decoration, furniture and lighting are considered together, to avoid isolated choices.

A Mediterranean signature

A contemporary Mediterranean inspiration: light, natural materials, elegance and simplicity.

Personal guidance

You remain at the heart of the project. I advise you, guide you and support you at every stage.

A single point of contact

For full projects, you benefit from centralised coordination, making communication and follow-up easier.

Attention to detail

The small details are often the ones that give an interior its character.

Soft curve of an upholstered sofa
Philosophy

Less, but better.

I believe in interiors that breathe.

In the beauty of a natural material, in well-considered light, in furniture chosen with care rather than accumulated.

Creating an elegant interior doesn’t necessarily mean doing more.

It means finding the right balance between beauty, comfort and simplicity.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be there during the works?

No. Our follow-up is designed for owners who live elsewhere: a weekly photo report, a video call at a set time, and handover by proxy if needed.

How are fees calculated?

They depend on the scale and nature of the project. You receive a detailed quote after the first visit, before committing to anything further.

Do you work with your own craftspeople?

With local craftspeople I know well. You are also welcome to suggest your own: I will consult them on the same basis.

Can we talk before the first meeting?

Yes. You can email me, with no obligation, to tell me about your project. The first meeting, arranged within 48 hours, is then a paid service, and its fee is confirmed in advance.

Can we start with a single visit?

Yes. The consultation visit is a service in its own right, with no obligation to go further.

Let’s talk about your project

Do you have an apartment to renovate, a second home to furnish, or simply a wish to rethink your interior? Every project begins with a conversation. Let’s arrange a meeting to imagine your next interior together.

First meeting within 48 hours. You can also email me beforehand, with no obligation: the place, your wishes, your timeframe.

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