The creative behind the expansion of SQ Europe

Combining advice and innovation in the service of a shared space project is a challenge for an architect, the idea immediately excited me.

I like project proposals with free compositions. And the challenge was interesting.

A buffer between the outside and the inside, the workplace, a sober and comfortable interlude.

For Silversquare I worked in a geometrical and unstructured way, I wanted to go out of the ordinary, to use simple, soft and organic forms, combined with an astonishing design.

Sienna atmosphere, ecru, faded tones, raw patinas. A calm and relaxed spirit.

In my daily exchanges, being an eternal curious person, I also have a passion for contemporary art. I like to make links between references

I am already in a sustainable approach, I like to use materials that have a history, recovered materials that have already lived. Natural, raw.

I cannot say that I am attached to a spirit, a place. I don't follow trends. All places and countries can inspire me.

A place that tells a story, that changes with the times. It's important to humanise living and working spaces, it's not just a matter of adding taste.

I like to work in collaboration with craftsmen, artists and my clients. Collective experience and dialogue are essential in my practice. I have an office and a physical workshop but I am constantly on the move to carry out and advance my projects.

Today's trend is commitment, a sustainable approach, it's inevitable we can't miss it in my profession.

Architects have always designed furniture, independent or integrated. Being part of the decorative arts and designing furniture completes my architect's constructions, it's all complementary.

Always have plans