Having served as a bank headquarters for nearly 70 years, and subsequently transformed into leasable office space in the late 1980s, the stately building on Rue Cambon in Paris is entering a new and distinct phase under a new guise. The project's challenge lies in infusing a contemporary architectural spirit while still expressing the brand image of a French luxury fashion house.

The Meshmatics chandelier has transformed a simple steel mesh into a design masterpiece. This delicate, flexible material is stretched and embossed into three exquisitely beautiful layers. The soft, gentle light from the light source creates a shimmering reflection across the three mesh arches.

A project with a unique location, hidden on the top floor of the building, with a view overlooking Lake Wörthersee in southern Austria. Formerly the spa area of a luxury hotel, this space has now been transformed into a spacious 260 m2 penthouse by the skilled hand of an architect. Light and shadow, materials and colors, as well as art and form, play a superb role in this high-class penthouse.

Cozy living space

Light has a unique impact on the atmosphere and perception of space. In the case of the private house project in Lower Austria, Austria, it was important for Michael Karasek from the architectural office Baukooperative, especially with the large volume of the building, to exude warmth and a sense of security.

Nico Desmet Hair Creation aimed to break away from the classic mold of a white-toned hair salon, gravitating towards a darker, more emotional, and warmer space.

In this new concept, the styling table is considered a meeting place for genuine conversation. Everyone sits around a long table, with mirrors that can be raised or folded back down, concealed beneath the tabletop.

Rounded corners, Orac's fluted paneling, chestnut-colored oak elements, brass lamps from Wever & Ducré's Jules Wabbes collection, and other brass elements create a warm Art Deco interior.

The project’s design concept stems from a desire to create meaningful connections with the iconic landscape of Sydney Harbour. The openness and transparency reflect a thoughtful design—placing family life within the stunning natural and urban context of the harbour and the city skyline.

Perched on the volcanic cliffs of Santorini, the luxurious Saint Hotel comprises seven levels, following the contours of the hillside. The interior design project utilizes designs from Foscarini to create a space that feels both familiar and home-like, while also enhancing the exclusivity of a high-end resort experience.

Ingo Maurer designed the installation "Flying to Peace" for the North Foyer of the Messe Frankfurt exhibition center, the new Hall 12. The exhibition hall was inaugurated in October 2018.

It all starts with an idea.

London, 2013

The pendulum is 190cm tall and 130cm in diameter, the polished egg shape reflects the surrounding space, creating a clear, unblurred image. The object was created for the London Edition Hotel, concept and interior architecture by Ian Schrager.