Commercial Interior Design Projects in France

320 m² to rethink for a growing company — spaces that no longer matched its image or its ambitions. The project was built around a dual requirement: welcoming clients with a strong identity, and allowing teams to work with greater fluidity.

The marine world, at the heart of the company's activity, became the guiding thread of the project. Wood, a noble and warm material, was introduced as a visual signature — present in the reception areas, partitions, and bespoke furniture. Not decorative anecdote, but a coherent intention that anchors the brand identity in the architecture of the place itself.

The reorganisation of circulation was designed to smooth movement, reduce friction zones, and foster communication between teams. Each space found its place within a more legible, more efficient overall scheme — serving people as much as image.

Renovate and extend — two distinct acts, one single vision. The client was clear: this place had to embody movement, growth, a company that moves forward and owns it. Our mission: to translate that ambition into architecture.

At the heart of the project, a bold decision — to create a dedicated reception space on the upper floor, with a kitchen and reception room overlooking the workshop. A gesture that says everything: here, clients are invited behind the scenes, to touch the reality of the work. Transparency as a commercial argument.

Glazed partitions were our primary tool — maximising natural light, opening sightlines without sacrificing the intimacy of each space. Wood brought the warmth needed in this world of glass and steel, carried through bespoke furniture that ensures visual consistency throughout. Energy works, carried out in parallel, brought the building up to current standards — performance and aesthetics, both at once.

Light, the primary material. Before touching the volumes, we sought to let it in — generous, deep, traversing the space from end to end like a rediscovered truth. The partitions gave way, and with them, a new breath settled across the floor.

At the centre, we imagined a shared living space — a meeting point where conversations arise naturally, where eyes meet, where collaboration becomes almost instinctive. Not another meeting room, but a true beating heart at the core of the workspace.

The bespoke furniture tells the same story. Conceived as a continuous line that embraces the walls and guides the eye, it marries the elegance of detail with the rigour of storage — without ever betraying the unity of the project. Each piece is designed to belong to the whole, each whole to belong to the place.