interior design
Kashikey Tokyo boutique
Golf d'Ormesson bar and club house
Golf d'Ormesson restaurant
Kashikey Kyoto boutique
Paris 16 private apartment
Paris 10 private apartment
Étude restaurant, Paris
Studio interior, Paris
Le Bon Marché exhibition setting
Kashikey Tokyo Jewellery
New Kashikey jewellery boutique in Tokyo within the historical Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store.
The design offers a bright vision of the Kashikey Japan identity. Open to the alleys on a wide façade, the space is gently curved around a large tailor-made center display table that irradiates the entire boutique around it.
The jewellery is displayed in a new range of precious round shaped stands that mix shining brushed bronze with shimmering Japanese 'Kakejiku' fabric that vibrates like the silk of a kimono.
The space further unwinds its curves to the back, revealing a calm and private sales salon where a new vanity console is set for clients to try on the most precious pieces in a protected environment.
design : 2025
photos : Nakasa + Partners / Nicolas Profit
bar and lounge, golf d'Ormesson
Club House bar and lounge renovation
Collaboration with Mio Shibuya.
Lounge layout redesign, restoration of the bar counter and furniture, new wall finishes, curtains and design of the new bespoke furniture.
Restoration of the existing wood panelling.
Collaboration with Mio Shibuya.
Restoration, Atelier Sciaraffa, Matières d'exception.
Lounge sofas and armchairs, Starset Milano.
Wood armchairs, Weewood.
design : 2021
photos : Laurent Nodenot / Nicolas Profit
restaurant, golf d'Ormesson
'Les Tilleuls' restaurant renovation
Collaboration with Mio Shibuya.
Refurbishment of the restaurant, creation of bespoke bench seats, new finishes and new tables and seats.
Restoration of existing wood panelling.
Bench seats, Starset Milano.
Restoration, Atelier Sciaraffa, Matières d'exception.
Chairs, Livoni.
design : 2021
photos : Laurent Nodenot / Nicolas Profit
Kashikey Kyoto Jewellery
Kyoto Kashikey jewellery boutique design
Design of the interior of the new Kashikey diamond jewellery shop inside the Takashimaya department store in Kyoto, design of the display cases and the jewellery display units.
The boutique is narrow and deep like a Machiya, the traditional Kyoto house: from the bright façade the interior space gradually becomes calm and private as we reach the narrow sales lounge, precious privilege set at the back.
The Plan Awards 2024: Finalist, Retail Design
design : 2023
photos : Nakasa + Partners / Nicolas Profit
140m² apartment renovation, Paris 16th
140m² apartment, Paris 16th
Full renovation in a small 4-storey building from the 1960s. Collaboration with Mio Shibuya.
Re-design of the layout with open, free-flowing circulation. Removal of the partition walls to create a walk-through space with double exposure.
Natural oak furniture finish and off-white walls.
The Plan Awards 2022: Shortlisted, Interior Design
Construction, Batirod, Paris.
Furnishings, Naya Design, Budapest.
design : 2021
photos : Vincent Leroux
80m² apartment renovation, Paris 10th
80m² apartment renovation, Paris 10ème
Full renovation in a Haussmann-like style building. Collaboration with Mio Shibuya.
Re-design of the plan with open and fluid circulation. Elimination of most partitioning to let in all the light that punctuates the rhythm of the day through the three orientations of the windows.
Two-tone finish, natural oak and white.
The Plan Awards 2022: Shortlisted
Construction, Batirod, Paris.
Furnishings, Naya Design, Budapest.
design : 2019
photos : Vincent Leroux
furniture for the restaurant 'Étude', Paris
Restaurant Étude, Paris
Bespoke tables and bench for chef Keisuke Yamagishi.
Tables with smoked eucalyptus veneer, structure in antracite lacquered steel. The veneer wood pattern is continuous accross all square table tops. Bench in foam upholstery with leather finish.
Manufacturing, Ébénisterie Générale.
photos : patrice jacquemard
armchairs : String by Livoni
Studio interior, Paris
Interior design with new shelving system.
Furniture structures the space. Activities are structured without doors or partitions, and traffic flows smoothly.
The rational and modular design of the shelving system echoes to the architecture of the 1905 industrial building.
design : 2012–2013
Le Bon Marché, exhibition setting
Thomson Collection Line exhibition at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche
In a mise en abyme, products are shown on the glass parts used to manufacture the front of cathode-ray tubes television sets.
Taken from the factory before phosphorus coating, the glass blocks are built in the backlit white lacquered podiums to be turned into stands or display cases.
design : 2002
