Right proportions
The piece is drawn around the wall, ceiling height and architectural lines.
Built-in furniture
Bookcases, media walls, benches and alcoves become a natural part of the architecture.
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Interior architecture
We work with solid volumes, open space, depth and light to integrate technical functions while keeping the composition calm.
The piece is drawn around the wall, ceiling height and architectural lines.
Cables, equipment and everyday storage disappear behind carefully detailed fronts.
Wood, colour, stone or metal create a unique and coherent focal point.
Before the first drawing
The wall, openings and proportions establish the composition. Equipment, cables, seating, books and objects then determine depths, ventilation, lighting and service access.

How does the built-in meet walls, ceilings, windows and existing architectural elements?
We record irregularities, sightlines and permanent elements before composing solid and open volumes. Shadow lines and finishing joints become intentional.

Can equipment be connected, ventilated and replaced without dismantling the cabinet?
Equipment and connectors are measured before fabrication. Cable routes, removable panels and continuous airflow protect devices and make service straightforward.

Does the seat remain comfortable when drawers, outlets and books are integrated too?
Seat height, depth and back support are treated like real furniture. Storage opens without conflict, and lighting or charging remains accessible without pinched cables.
Built-in inspiration
Library, media wall, banquette or desk: every composition must follow the room’s proportions while preserving access to technology.
Concept images — presented as inspiration, not as completed work by the company
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