My passion for high-quality materials shines through in the luxurious Carrara marble that adds brightness and elegance to kitchens and bathrooms. This smooth, pristine surface beautifully contrasts with the textured, historic Pierre de Bourgogne stone, often used in flooring to seamlessly transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, bringing the essence of Provence into every corner. 

A nod to global influences comes with Moroccan zelliges, artisanal tiles that sparkle with character and charm. Their glossy, handcrafted imperfections lend a playful lightness to backsplashes and accent walls, weaving together Provençal tradition with a modern, international flair.

Oak floors and woodwork play a pivotal role in connecting the past's warmth with the present's sleekness. With its golden hues and natural grain, oak provides a sense of timeless elegance and durability. Whether laid in wide planks for a rustic Provençal feel or styled in refined Versailles panels for a more classic edge, oak floors offer unmatched versatility. Their warmth pairs harmoniously with rich materials like black Belgian Ardoise and sleek Carrara marble, creating a natural balance between the earthy and the elegant. As oak ages gracefully over time, it adds a deepened character and sense of history to the space.

Textiles, such as hand-woven Moroccan kilims, further soften the richness of these materials, draping over stone floors and modern furnishings. The vibrant patterns and colors of these kilims infuse warmth and depth, crafting a story that merges rustic charm with refined elegance—a meeting of cultures and aesthetics.

Belgian linen, with its celebrated craftsmanship, is another essential element in our interiors. This natural fabric brings an effortless luxury with its soft texture and understated beauty. Available in neutral tones ranging from creamy whites to soft greys and beiges, Belgian linen perfectly complements a variety of materials, from warm oak floors to terracotta accents. The result is a serene, harmonious atmosphere where Mediterranean tradition and modernity coexist.