On the occasion of Paris Design Week 2020, Éditions CarréSol invites French designer and interior architect Pierre Gonalons to share his vision of the Art of Burnt Wood. See you on Thursday, September 10.

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In Strasbourg (67), the rhb architectes agency offers a second life to the Vauban nursery school. This complex renovation, carried out brilliantly by the architects, revolved around the modernization of the classrooms and the library, the redevelopment of rest and activity areas, as well as the restructuring of the sanitary facilities and the premises dedicated to the staff. and teaching teams.

In Ajaccio, on the Sanguinaires road, Amelia Tavella has completely reinvented a 1950s villa open to the Mediterranean Sea. At Casa Santa Teresa, the Corsican architect is inspired by the sweet summer evenings of his childhood to design a holiday home that is both serene and warm.

Batiik Studio has transformed the former studio of a painter into a bright apartment for Amélie du Chalard. Located at 8 rue Clauzel (9th arrondissement) in the same building as her Amélie gallery, Maison d'art, this triplex demonstrates a surprising economy of means and honors the works acquired by the collector.

A stone's throw from Place Saint Georges, in the Pigalle district, the Humbert & Poyet agency has brought together several maid's rooms located on the top floor of a Haussmann building to create a charming 55 square meter apartment.

The Franco-Italian architect, interior decorator and designer Joris Poggioli imagined a fictitious villa to stage pieces from his “Primo Estate” and “Eden Paradiso” collections, as well as those from his latest capsule collection called “Enamorados ". In this fantasized interior, he combines contemporary furniture, Italian eccentricity and French elegance. Visit in pictures of this virtual villa.

It is on the occasion of the last COLLECTIBLE fair in Brussels (Belgium) that we discovered the work of craftsman and fellow carpenter Timothée Musset, who shapes old woods to create contemporary furniture.

The gallery owner-curator Lou Carter promotes contemporary creation through hangings considered as immersive installations where it is always a question of space, aesthetic experience and the destination of the work. On the occasion of the opening of his exhibition space in Paris last June, Lou Carter revealed to us the ambitions and research axes of his gallery.