Retail design · Sourcing · Bespoke furniture · 3D visuals
Places that sell.
Commercial and professional spaces, designed from France and delivered wherever your site is — for twenty years.
20 years
of sites, workshops and materials.
23 brands and groups
served — from independent shops to property groups.
28 cities · 12 countries
projects delivered remotely, wherever the site is.
01 — What we do
Five crafts, one object: your space.
- Retail design The space that carries your brand, guides your customers and brings them back. →
- Sourcing & moodboards Materials, furniture, colours: the art direction of your project, in files built for deciding. →
- Bespoke furniture Pieces drawn to be built — because we know how they get built. →
- 3D visualisation Your projects as photoreal images — to decide, to sell, to win the bid. →
- Owner’s representative The eye that frames the brief, arbitrates the choices and holds the budget. →
03 — How it works
Nine milestones, two decisions.
The project moves milestone by milestone. You act at two precise moments — handing over the site data, choosing the direction — and you know what each step produces.
Project definition
The frame: use, audience, constraints, budget.
Together, on a call
Site data handover
Plans, photos, measurements — following the survey protocol we provide.
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Site visit, if needed
Checking what documents can’t show — frequent on existing spaces, contractual with some clients.
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Moodboards & intent
The possible directions, in images.
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Selection & direction
The choice, settled.
You decide
Design draft
The project, drawn.
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Review & corrections
The adjustments, back and forth.
Together
Final design
The project, settled.
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Deliverables
Plans, schedules, boards, files — ready to hand to your architect or contractors for tender pricing.
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04 — Remote
Wherever your site is.
Geneva, Dubai, Sydney, New York: whole projects have been designed without distance costing the result anything. Surveys framed by our protocol, working calls, complete files, photo follow-up — and a local partner on site when the build needs one. The benefit is simple: the project’s budget goes to the project, not to travel expenses.
05 — The point of view
A good space isn’t judged by its beauty. It’s judged by what it makes people do: enter, slow down, touch, try, return.
Beauty contributes — it’s never the goal. We draw routes, thresholds, light and materials to serve a business, a craft, a team. Everything else — the style, the photo — follows from that.
06 — Measured by clients
“Thank you again for the project. Revenue is up! Customers are unanimous — the store is beautiful, I’ve had nothing but compliments!”
Lydie G. — translated from French
“Magnificent. The world we had in mind was translated into the space perfectly. Restraint, elegance, an eye for detail: every choice is right.”
Elodie S. — translated from French
“Every detail of the design tells a story — mine. Today my clients walk into a place that truly feels like me.”
Emmanuelle S. — translated from French
Resource · PDF, 4 pages
The retail project brief.
The seven sets of questions a project owner should answer before consulting anyone — site, business, goals, budget, timeline, existing documents, stakeholders. The document we use ourselves.
What’s next
Thirty minutes is enough to scope a project.
A video call, your space, your constraints — and you leave with a first informed opinion. No commitment, no detours.