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A smart double-layered layout. Topped with a trimmed Pax unit to reach the ceiling, this design makes full use of the available height.
Two colours, one wardrobe. Designed to be paired in combinations, this two-tone design reveals a distinctive look and opens up endless possibilities.
Crafted with our honey oak fronts, this wardrobe stands out with its Pilule XL handles, created in collaboration with Pauline Borgia.
A layout designed to structure the workspace, combining a desk, a sideboard and shelving. Crafted in natural oak, it maximises storage while maintaining a clean and fluid visual flow.
The master bedroom in this project reflects an approach where storage becomes a central element of the architectural design language.
Edge fronts in matte “Givre” lacquer, a compact worktop extended into a matching backsplash, and an island designed as a living space compose this kitchen at the heart of the Lyon showroom.
Ivory fronts, bronze wall cabinets and a custom coffee corner compose this kitchen designed around everyday rituals.
Honey Oak extends from the dressing to the bench, creating a warm composition with graphic lines.
Designed with cut-outs for two reading lights, this floating headboard in natural oak structures the sleeping area while integrating discreet storage solutions.
An integrated bookcase where raphia, oak and original mouldings engage in a dialogue with the architecture of the space.
An interplay of contrasts between colorful alcoves, honey oak shelves, and classic Lyon architecture.
A central island and wall cabinets in honey oak that make full use of the ceiling height.
Fragment handles in honey oak that bring warmth and depth to an Amandier grisé kitchen.
A Fauve walk-in wardrobe with sculptural handles that echo the honey oak headboard.
A honey oak-clad wall that provides the perfect backdrop for this minimalist sideboard.
A honey oak headboard that conceals Fauve lacquer drawers, accessible from the other side.
A built-in Argile library integrated between the fireplace and the walls, with rounded shelves in honey oak.
A hallway transformed into a coffee corner, structured by graphic elements in natural oak.
Lisa Gachet’s India and honey oak kitchen, featuring a hidden coffee station integrated into a tall cabinet
Lisa Gachet’s Espresso TV unit, elevated by sky-blue feet and set against soft powder pink walls
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