A lifelong passion for living spaces.

My Story

French, raised in New York and having lived in Paris, China, Hong Kong, and now Switzerland for nearly ten years, I have always evolved in environments rich in culture, craftsmanship and architecture.

The granddaughter of a general contractor and the daughter of parents passionate about renovation, I grew up surrounded by construction sites, architectural plans and transformations. Living spaces have always been part of my story.

Femme en col roulé noir et pantalon, debout contre un mur rouge, regardant sur le côté.
Une femme mesure un mur avec un mètre ruban dans un intérieur de maison

My Journey

As an adult, this appreciation for beauty and craftsmanship led me into retail management within some of the world's most prestigious fashion, leather goods and haute horlogerie houses.

There, I learned every day what defines an exceptional piece: attention to detail, the integrity of materials, and creating something designed for one person, and one person only.

At the same time, wherever I lived, I designed and renovated my own homes: New York in 2004, Paris in 2013, and later Shanghai.

It was there, in an Art Deco apartment built in 1926 that I had carefully transformed between 2014 and 2015, that the truth became undeniable: a home can be stunning and still drain your energy.

The air purifiers ran day and night, their filters turned black in just two months instead of six. Exercise, organic food, wellness rituals, none of it was enough when the space you live in is working against you.

That realisation changed the course of my life. I returned to Europe with one question that has guided every one of my projects ever since: how can we create homes that do more than simply look beautiful, but actively support the health, vitality and longevity of the people who live in them?

Console moderne avec miroir décoratif dans une pièce aux murs roses, encadrée par des plantes et une fenêtre
Une personne utilise un ordinateur portable sur le comptoir d'une cuisine, avec un appel vidéo ouvert à l'écran.

Between Lausanne and Paris, I completed three full renovations to put this conviction to the test. Then, little by little, friends and family began asking for my help: designing layouts, evaluating apartments before purchase based on their renovation potential, estimating renovation budgets, and recommending trusted craftsmen. Word of mouth came before the business itself.

At the end of 2025, I left the luxury industry to dedicate myself entirely to creating bespoke interiors designed as true tools for well-being.