Interior architecture · Renovation · Property management

An interior architect
in Paris, Munich and Provence

I trained at the École Camondo in Paris and have spent more than fifteen years designing and renovating apartments — and then running them for owners who live somewhere else.

I work in French, German and English — in Munich as well as in France, and remotely when that suits you better: video meetings, quotes checked and negotiated, weekly reports with photographs. And if you are buying, renovating or letting a property in France while living elsewhere, that is exactly the part I take on.

What I do

Buying or renovating in France from abroad

Five things that usually go wrong

1. A « devis » is not a contract. It binds the tradesman far less than you would expect. What is not written in it will not be done — and will be charged separately later.
2. No décennale insurance, no bank financing. The ten-year builder's guarantee is compulsory in France. Without it your bank will not release funds, and you have no recourse.
3. Your works are approved by the co-ownership, not the town hall. Façade, windows, structural walls, pipework: the owners' assembly votes on them, and it often meets once a year.
4. Nobody supervises the site in your absence. There is no automatically appointed site manager. Without supervision, the tradesman alone decides what is good enough.
5. Dates are intentions. Without weekly follow-up you lose months. It is not bad faith — it is how the trade works.

Services and prices

One eye, at every scale

From a single conversation to the complete transformation of a place. All prices include VAT.