The Refuge
Méribel
2024
Philosophie
« The rule is to work with nature, not against it. »
— Charlotte Perriand
This philosophy captures the spirit of the project. The duplex’s distinctive configuration, with all the living spaces beneath sloping ceilings, naturally guided the decorative approach.
Stone flooring balances the generous presence of wood, creating a dialogue between materials that revisits the mountain aesthetic championed by Charlotte Perriand. Vertical striped blinds extend this composition and accompany the light filtered through the sloping ceilings.
— Charlotte Perriand
This philosophy captures the spirit of the project. The duplex’s distinctive configuration, with all the living spaces beneath sloping ceilings, naturally guided the decorative approach.
Stone flooring balances the generous presence of wood, creating a dialogue between materials that revisits the mountain aesthetic championed by Charlotte Perriand. Vertical striped blinds extend this composition and accompany the light filtered through the sloping ceilings.
Vintage as a collection
The furniture brings together pieces selected like individual discoveries: reupholstered Baumann sled-base chairs, mother-of-pearl pendants by Verner Panton and the Elda armchair, an iconic design by Longhi.
A bohemian atmosphere
Banquettes and textiles with ethnic influences create a warm, relaxed atmosphere, turning the property into a true refuge.
Bespoke design in harmony
The custom-designed table continues this dialogue between materials. Its zellige insert echoes the pearly glow of the pendant lights, while its sculpted legs, inspired by logs, anchor the piece in its surroundings.
"Creating spaces where every detail finds its natural place."
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