"Natural light is not static. You can feel the day passing and the clouds drifting by. And then there is what I call the Magritte moment. It's when the light fades, and we turn on the lights. The lighting brings the room to life." – Renzo Piano

Light is an essential element in architecture and decoration. It plays a key role in our well-being within a space. Over the years and centuries, it has taken on different roles, and today it is at the forefront. We now differentiate between various types of lighting.

In the world of interior design, trends come and go with the seasons, but timeless design is enduring. It’s the difference between chasing fleeting fads and creating spaces that feel authentic, functional, and effortlessly elegant for years to come. At Studio Bisson, we often balance these two approaches, crafting interiors that feel current while standing the test of time. Here’s how we do it—and how you can, too.

In the world of interior design, trends come and go with the seasons, but timeless design is enduring. It’s the difference between chasing fleeting fads and creating spaces that feel authentic, functional, and effortlessly elegant for years to come. At Studio Bisson, we often balance these two approaches, crafting interiors that feel current while standing the test of time. Here’s how we do it—and how you can, too.

Whether you're planning to rent out your apartment for a short period via vacation rental platforms like Airbnb or for a longer term, the layout and choice of furniture play a crucial role in attracting tenants and ensuring their comfort.

Today, Studio Bisson presents a practical guide on how to furnish and arrange an apartment for rental in both scenarios, along with plenty of decoration tips to showcase your property. The goal: to add character while appealing to the widest audience!

Color is a crucial element in decoration, as in any artistic profession; it is what brings the work to life. Each person's sensitivity to color is different, and we do not all perceive the same shades. But don't worry, this is something that can be developed—our eyes can be trained to perceive more nuances. For example, there are 118 names for different shades of white (Titanium White, Ivory White, Off-White…), and no one could perceive them all!

In architecture, the idea is to adapt the building to its environment. The architect must learn about the nature, microclimates, exposure and climatic variations of the project site in order to propose appropriate solutions.