Light of the Cimes
At the heart of a luxury residence in Méribel, this duplex brings together 20th-century design, contemporary craftsmanship and distinctive sources of inspiration.
Méribel
2025
Design as a guiding thread
The furniture was conceived as a collection of iconic pieces. A pendant designed by Pierre Paulin for the Maison de la Radio in Paris in 1964 interacts with a sofa and chairs from the 1950s by Finn Juhl, as well as a brass sideboard by Italian designer Willy Rizzo.Chosen for their character and history, these pieces give the project a timeless identity, balancing modernist elegance with the warmth of a mountain interior.
Sculptural light
Light occupies a central place in the project. The Plissée pendant, designed by Sebastian Herkner, seems to float in the room like a delicate luminous balloon. Its mouth-blown opal glass and pleated silhouette, created using Italian artisanal techniques, diffuse a soft, enveloping light.
An object poised between lighting and sculpture, it lends the interior an airy, poetic quality.
Bespoke design as a signature
In the bedroom, a custom-designed headboard takes its inspiration from the upholstery of a 1968 Maserati. Covered in tartan and velvet, it reinterprets vintage automotive codes in a warm, sophisticated composition.
This distinctive detail captures the project’s spirit: bringing references, eras and craftsmanship into dialogue to create an interior with a deeply personal identity.
"Creating spaces where every detail finds its natural place."
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