INSPIRATIONS

What inspires me every day

I believe it’s the little everyday things that truly nourish my work.

A soft light filtering through a linen curtain in the morning, the scent of a bouquet of flowers on a raw wooden table, the feel of a textured fabric, or the irregular pattern of a handmade tile... These are the things that deeply inspire me. It’s often in these small details that my ideas for creating comforting interiors are born.

I love taking the time to look closely. To observe a material, a texture, a shade… and wonder how I could integrate it into a project. I have a soft spot for natural materials: slightly worn wood, woven rattan, boucle wool, lime plaster on a wall, thick cotton. They have a soul. They tell a story. And they invite you to simply slow down.

I’m passionate about craftsmanship. I enjoy discovering, trying, experimenting: I’ve learned how to reupholster armchairs, sculpt, sew, make ceramics, or do collage — sometimes even mixing them all together. But in my work, it’s mostly the artisans I collaborate with who elevate the projects: I work hand in hand with talented professionals who share the desire to do things well, slowly, and with heart. Thanks to them, I can offer my clients unique, bespoke pieces that bring that little extra soul to their interiors.

My inspiration also comes a lot from encounters. I love listening to people, discovering their world, their desires, their stories. It’s a bit like drawing a portrait: you have to observe, take your time, be present. This attention, this empathy, I also put it into my projects, because I believe an interior should above all reflect those who live there.

And of course, there’s the light. It’s probably the first thing I notice in a space. Light changes everything. It structures, softens, makes materials come alive, sets the mood. I adore natural light, but also how a simple well-placed bulb or a scented candle can warm up a whole room. Speaking of candles, I’m completely addicted to delicate scents: fresh cotton, fig, orange blossom, light cedar… They often complete a place’s atmosphere and give it its signature.

There’s something almost magical about composing an interior. It’s like an alchemy between colors, materials, objects, light, even sounds sometimes… I want it to feel alive, a little imperfect, authentic. I’m not looking for perfection, but for emotion.

And what I love above all is when someone tells me they feel good at home, that they really feel at home. That’s when I know I’ve succeeded.

If you want to create a place that truly reflects you, that tells your story, then maybe we could imagine it together.

You can write to me, send me a message, a question, or an idea — I’d be delighted to talk with you.