About the Designer
Where I come from: Trained at the heart of the fashion world, I collaborated for many years with Yohji Yamamoto and Azzedine Alaïa.
These experiences taught me a deep respect for detail, precision of line, and the rigor required to achieve a refined elegance — never decorative, always controlled.
This creative environment instilled in me a culture of bespoke design, proportion, and respect for the human body, which I now consider an essential foundation of my approach to interior architecture.
My vision: Today, as an interior architect based in Paris, I design living, working, and reception spaces, placing well-being at the heart of every project.
My approach to interior architecture and well-being architecture is rooted in the influence of materials, colors, light, and volumes on our daily lives.
I draw inspiration from biophilic design and the principles of neuro-architecture to create spaces that are balanced, ergonomic, and sustainable, fostering well-being at work as well as at home.
I pay particular attention to materials and finishes,
but I do not see architecture as a purely aesthetic exercise.
A space must be beautiful, of course — but above all functional, fluid, and supportive of those who inhabit it.
LGID doesn’t decorate. It activates spaces.
