Beyond mere complementarity, architecture and interior design form an essential dialogue that enhances every project. This fundamental principle, a driving force behind our approach, has recently caught the attention of La Pièce, which published an article authored by Annie-Claude Gilbert, associate designer, in its latest edition of Magazine Canapé.
In this article, Annie-Claude explains how each project is based on in-depth reflection centered on the user experience. From the earliest stages of design, the interaction between interior and exterior guides creative decisions for both architects and designers. This collaborative approach enables us to create spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, while enhancing the very essence of the site.
"Architecture and interior design are two closely linked practices, united by a common mission: to reveal the intrinsic value of a space. It is in this fusion that the strength of our achievements lies," expresses Annie-Claude.
With this synergy, each project benefits from a multi-dimensional perspective, where form, function and the human experience are at the heart of design decisions.
Discover the full article in the latest edition of Magazine Canapé: Magazine Canapé - Vol.04.
Learn more about Résidence de la Promenade, a project highlighted in the article.
