The apartment was perfectly liveable, but I knew I wanted it to better reflect my personality and lifestyle. I envisioned something calm and natural, with character—a space filled with light, warm tones, and thoughtful details.

I wanted it to feel like my happy place: somewhere I could recharge, work from home comfortably, host friends and family, and enjoy peaceful moments on my own. It was important that the space be both cozy and functional—perfectly adapted to everyday living and entertaining.

Guided by a vision of simplicity and subtle elegance, the project became more than just a renovation — it was a journey of trust, collaboration, and personal growth.

From carefully chosen design details that reflect his tranquil lifestyle to the unexpected freedom of letting go and allowing others to shape the outcome, Luc’s experience is a beautiful reminder that meaningful design is rarely straightforward — but always deeply rewarding.

In this article, we’ve tried to provide some guidelines to help you make a better choice when selecting your wood species. Depending on its intended use, the environment in which it will be placed, and its appearance, we will narrow down the options to finally choose the ideal wood from among those most commonly used in carpentry.

It is important to remember that we spend the majority of our lives in our homes, which is why it’s essential to make them the best possible places to live. A poorly arranged space or decor that doesn’t appeal to us can have an impact on our mood and affect our well-being. So, could interior decoration be considered a therapeutic tool? Let us investigate a bit more …

Spending some weeks in Morocco, made me appreciate some of the stylistic and design choices they have for their gardens. I fell in love with the earth tones of the walls, the intricate pattern of the azulejos, the details emerald green, and amber yellow.

This idea evolved through the identification of the right furniture and where to place them, by designing a comfortable living area, yet maintaining a functional and cozy dining area

What is it that makes architecture truly breathtaking? What is it that, when you stand in front of it, makes you simply say “wow” and feel as though time has stopped?

Architecture is a complex art—indeed, a blend of many elements coming together. It’s about space and material, time and history, nature and context, emotions and perception. The combination of these elements can create something magical that goes beyond human rationality.