“Pied-à-terre” in Geneva
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The transformation of this four-storey private house from the Georgian era required sensitive work, matching the elegantly voluptuous tonalities to give the building’s outdated ambiance an extra quality. Contrast between matt and lacquered greys, dark green, mauve, yellow elements and anthracite carpet throughout the house. A large number of small, divided spaces have been freed … Georgian House, London
An 18th Century listed Manor, renovated and redecorated in a sober style. One is reminded of certain English residences by the subtlety of the colours used and the enhancement of the original features. Transformation of the outbuildings: creation of an artist’s studio and two apartments for guests.
A transformation of a 1930’s pavilion which involved the redevelopment of the space in an industrial style with an oriental twist. The central staircase was moved to the outside. Ceilings were raised and window width was increased. Also, a new garage was built and the swimming pool modernized. Incollaboration with the architect Pascal Tanari.
400 m2, combining two levels of former industrial premises, has been completely reorganised in terms of usage of space. The newly-transformed area combines refined expertise with tailor-made design to develop a unique language that expresses a leitmotif of contamination. It is a former “Pic-Pic” factory that has been reconverted to provide a contemporary interpretation which … Loft in Geneva