The project is distinguished by the organization of its rooms and the expression of its surfaces, blurring the boundary between private life and exhibition gallery.
From the very first glance, the ground floor of this Parisian building surprises and fascinates with its minimalist, uncluttered aesthetic. Formerly a printing factory, it has been successively transformed into a home and gallery offering a refined setting for works of art carefully selected by the owner.
The space and walls are designed to enhance the art, not the other way around. The deliberately limited palette of materials contributes to this elegant sobriety.
Attention to detail lends a soothing quality to the forms and spaces. Architectural elements, conceived as objects, blend harmoniously into the subtle dialogue they maintain with the works of art in the collection.

Photo credit : ©Didier Delmas, ©Martyn Thompson, ©Jean François Jassaud