The Acres Villa
/ Dubailand

A developer villa in The Acres, redesigned so that architecture, community and nature read as one experience. The direction draws on the UAE's idea of creating green oases within the desert. Pale stone, soft plaster and timber screens frame a double-height living room that opens onto planted courtyards. Two curved sofas face each other around a sculpted brass coffee table and a dark glass side table, under a suspended glass installation that falls through the double-height void. Kitchen and dining share the same open ground floor, tied together by a green marble island.

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District One Villa
/ Dubai

Soft curves and warm brown tones for a client whose life runs at full speed, and a home that lets him slow down. The communal floor is divided into an island lounge and a dining space. Curves became the common language of the interior, shaping the sofa, the coffee table, the ceiling and a metal wall installation. There is a subtle futuristic influence throughout, but it never overpowers the feeling of home. In the bathroom, custom panels and bronze-toned surfaces wrap the room in warmth.

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Haussmann Apartment
/ Paris 16e

A first family home inside a historic Haussmann building, designed as a quiet retreat. The master bedroom is built on neutral tones and tactile textures. Curved glass blocks soften the architecture, and burgundy adds depth and warmth. In the kitchen, warm oak and Rosso Levanto marble meet classic French windows that open onto the terrace and the city. The room was developed from a hand sketch through to the final visualisation.

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Park Avenue Penthouse
/ New York

A contemporary Art Deco penthouse for a client who moves between music, fashion and film. Red runs through the living room as the common accent, in the piano, the console and a sculptural pendant. Zebra patterns create a dialogue between pieces. The library sits behind a circular opening with a floral feature wall and fusion marble. In the dining room, a backlit Taj Mahal quartzite bar and an Alcantara-wrapped ceiling make every dinner an occasion.

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