In the showroom, a large curtain creates a filter between the space and the street, enhancing the displayed pieces.
Circulation areas integrate small stations for employees.
The design studios on the ground floor.
The sewing workshops in the basement.
Kitchen, bathroom, and Bedrooms occupy two-thirds of the space.
While in the remaining third, a double-height living area amplifies light and the connection to the garden.
On the garden façade, a diamond-shaped glass-block insert introduces a discreet, singular detail.
A strip of glass blocks marks the transition between the existing building and the extension
In the dining room, the lines follow the roundness of the bookcase and create a niche for a tableware cabinet.
The bookcase slides from right to left and opens a passage to the private area of the apartment.
All the more intimate functions (sleeping, washing, dressing) are located behind the sliding bookcase.
On the shopfront, embroidered curtains protect the pastries from the sun and offer a warm signal from the street.
Inside the pastry shop, a series of wall hooks holds brushes, aprons, and storage elements.
Solid wood tables, conceived for the space and crafted in Marseille, anchor the space.
Handmade cushions, crafted in Marseille, complete the ensemble.
The bathroom behind the glazed partition.
Bookshelves and curtains hide a walk in closet.
The kitchen interacting with the bathroom.
A kitchen curtain is made from reused fabric.
The wall between the study and the kitchen was opened to allow light to flow through the apartment.
