Mathieu's home

A matter of perspective

Mathieu's top-floor apartment reveals period features of remarkable character, including terracotta floor tiles, timeworn wooden doors and exposed beams. These original elements engage in a dialogue with an aesthetic inspired by both rustic Mediterranean interiors and wabi-sabi, expressed through carefully sourced vintage furniture and an organic palette of browns, terracotta and celadon blue.

The iconic detail

Entirely clad in two-tone zellige tiles laid in a refined pattern, the shower evokes an escape to the shores of the Mediterranean.

Folie-Méricourt: contemporary creativity

In the heart of Paris's 11^th arrondissement, Folie-Méricourt takes its name from the former pleasure houses that once stood here, remnants of a rural past on the edge of the capital. Shaped by a thriving artisanal scene throughout the XIX^th century, the neighbourhood is now celebrated for its creative energy, where converted workshops, cutting-edge galleries and contemporary destinations continually reinvent its heritage.