
06/13/2025
The interior is thoughtfully composed in dialogue with historical heritage. Materials, forms, and artworks create a quiet rhythm where past and present meet with subtle continuity.
The art speaks of transformation and impermanence. Jean Pelle’s Desert Land lamp evokes a painted desert, layered with references to East Asia and California.
(img.3) Julia Santa Olalla’s expressive canvas, with its pink sky, distant sea, and soft greenery, explores memory, identity, and our connection to place.
(img.5) Amanda Marchand’s ink-on-film photographs continue this thread, reflecting on distance and the desire for closeness.
(img.7) Shift, inspired by the interior of an ice cave, captures a moment of becoming.
These works sit effortlessly within the space. The Ocean rug, echoing the movement of receding waves, grounds the room. The Terzo coffee table and Ibiza floor lamp by Bruno Moinard Editions add sculptural presence and warmth.
Together, the interior and artworks invite quiet reflection and a deeper sense of connection.
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