Armchair Odyssey
The epic has only just begun
Messine
A naturalistic rotunda
Little Saint-Germain
For dogs, cats and other animals
Saint-Germain Arundo
A magnetic collaboration
Iéna
An haute couture apartment
Nymphe x Lelièvre
A sofa inspired by Greek mythology
Bauhaus
Saint-Germain Bauhaus Edition
Trocadéro
Neo-Retro style
Neuilly sur Seine
Modernity, luxury, and elegance
Eylau
For the eclectic collector
An extraordinary workshop of ‘gold’
specialized in luxury decoration
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The Art of French living according to Fabrice Juan

Architect and interior designer Fabrice Juan has always been an ardent defender of the French art of living.
His precision, his attention to detail, his love for beautiful things have led him naturally to create exceptional apartments in which the happy owners experience this art of living.

FRENCH STYLE INTERIORS

Fabrice Juan

Homes of great elegance made by the best craftsmen.

In the purest tradition of French style, Fabrice Juan works as a team with renowned artisans who share the same values. The pieces, most often unique and numbered, are true works of art.

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A cozy living environment
in a dream setting.

The quest for perfection.

Fabrice Juan has a respectful approach to the historical setting. "I love when an apartment, in its restrained sobriety, respects and emphasizes the environment in which it fits."

For the Iéna apartment in particular, he chose to hire the craftsmen who built the dome of the new Orthodox Church in Paris, visible from the window of the grand reception room, in order to reproduce the patinas.

Projects with a common focus of the art of French living.

Of all the apartments Fabrice has designed, the Iéna apartment is surely one of the most emblematic of his work.

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The art of French living is not a luxury, but a chance for those who can appreciate the simple moments.

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Odyssey – Armchair

Odyssey is a captivating piece that can be admired and contemplated. An enigmatic armchair that combines geometric forms…

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Furniture
The exception should be a standard.

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