Our studio
THREE studios, three cultures, one vision
From Paris to Switzerland to Los Angeles, our work is shaped by a dialogue between heritage, landscape, and contemporary living. Across our studios, we design interiors that blend luxury and sustainability, guided by nature.
We work with natural dyes, plant-based pigments, and biodegradable materials to create depth, nuance, and quiet richness.
Antiques, restored textiles, and contemporary forms are layered to merge eras rather than define them.
Our interiors move fluidly between indoors and outdoors, always rooted in nature, crafted with intention, and designed to feel timeless, collected, and alive.
"“Our philosophy centers on ‘slow luxury’—a belief that luxury is revealed over time through enduring quality and timeless beauty. Each bespoke interior showcases craftsmanship and artistry that evolves gracefully, offering more than instant gratification.”"
Our portfolio of success
A collection of our most defining projects, each celebrating thoughtful restoration, natural materials, and the distinctive character of place.
Les Dépendances - 2026
A Textile-led hospitality project – Reimagines a Provençal village through twelve unique guest rooms, each with its own character and narrative expressed through natural-dye textiles, layered patterns, and a palette drawn from the surrounding landscape.
Hotel La Banquiere - 2025
A textile-led hospitality project – The 18th-century château was comprehensively reimagined as a five-star hotel in the south of France, pioneering a circular design philosophy and a slow-textile approach that redefines contemporary luxury and prioritizes the natural world.
pember house - 2024
A regenerative design project – Victorian industrial building transformed into a family home, preserving its original structure while introducing Belgian limestone finishes, reclaimed materials, and a warm, tactile palette inspired by its industrial heritage.
Chalet 1936 - 2023
Our first Circular Design project – Former alpine hotel transformed into a private mountain residence, combining reclaimed barn wood, mineral limestone finishes, and a restrained natural palette with antique pieces to blend mountain minimalism with English extravagance.
hotel de Verbier - 2023
A Circular Design Hospitality project – A historic alpine hotel extensively restored, blending Art Deco influences with traditional mountain craftsmanship through reclaimed local timber, mineral finishes, natural textiles, and an earthy palette inspired by the Swiss Alps.
Chalet cocagne - 2022
A Textile-led project – Traditional 1970s alpine chalet comprehensively reimagined, preserving its regional character while introducing contemporary craftsmanship, natural materials, and warm, understated interiors inspired by the surrounding landscape.
Milkwood Studios - 2020
Circular Design project – Reimagines the former Monty Python film studios in Camden as a 3,000 m² family home and creative workspace, restored using reclaimed materials and a layered approach to adaptive reuse and contemporary living.
Place des Vosges - 2017
Historical Renovation – A historical apartment carefully restored under architectural supervision, preserving original volumes while integrating reclaimed materials, antique textiles, and a restrained, historically sensitive palette throughout.
MAterials
The materials behind every project, where naturally dyed fabrics, antique textiles, reclaimed materials, and organic fibres reflect our commitment to thoughtful, environmentally conscious design.