In collaboration with Analogue Architecture (Pierrick Destexhe), the Bel‑Air project involves transforming a traditional farmhouse-style house into a home for a family of six, with a focus on the organization of spaces and natural light.

The interior architecture was developed around principles of fluid circulation and visual connections between rooms, while preserving private areas for each family member. Finishes, custom furniture, lighting, and overall layout were designed to structure the volumes and emphasize the relationship between interior and exterior.

The project aims to create a balance between openness and privacy, where shared living areas and private spaces coexist harmoniously, providing both comfort and clarity throughout the home.