The Rock of Iron
Located beneath the roof, this duplex benefits from generous volumes and architecture structured around verticality.The mezzanine, open to the living area, extends the shared space and accommodates a billiards table.At the heart of the project, a centrally positioned Focus fireplace allows the fire to be enjoyed from every living area.
Méribel
2020
Wood and colour
Sun-weathered old wood is one of the project’s defining materials.Combined with brass, it creates a warm palette punctuated by bold touches of colour. Yellow, blue, red and terracotta enliven the natural tones and bring a more contemporary dimension to the interior.
Sun-weathered old wood is one of the project’s defining materials
The furniture plays a full part in shaping the spaces.In the living area, the sloping ceiling is used to accommodate a fully bespoke sideboard. Its hide-clad doors, framed in gouged oak, interact with black Fenix drawers and horn handles.
Coffee tables combining gouged wood, metal and lower shelves in stitched leather, a TV unit, bedside tables, a dining table and headboards suspended from leather straps: every piece is designed to fit precisely into the architecture.
"Creating spaces where every detail finds its natural place."
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