
BEFORE AND AFTER INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INSPIRATIONS
Discover all our before-and-after projects to inspire your own transformations !
Our team of interior architects transforms ordinary spaces into living areas that reflect your personality ! With our expertise, creativity, and attention to detail, we can unveil the potential of your interior and elevate it to new heights.
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To showcase our expertise, we’ve handpicked some before and after projects that highlight our craftsmanship and adaptability to various styles and budgets!
Let yourself be inspired by these spectacular transformations, and imagine what we could do for your interior !


BEFORE-AFTER : RENOVATION OF A VILLA FACADE
Before our renovation, the aging facade showed signs of wear: peeling paint, visible damage, and general deterioration. Uncontrolled vegetation was taking over the space. It was a classic 1970s villa in Casablanca, rather impersonal in its appearance.
Our interior architect, Walid Balafrej, was able to breathe new life into this home and create a distinct identity. After his intervention, Tasa stone brought elegance and modernity to the entire villa (both in the flooring and the facade). The entrance of the villa is framed with Oregon pine, creating a warm contrast with the stone and accentuating the depth of the entry hall. The clean lines and high-quality materials provide a contemporary architectural approach and a refined aesthetic. The mineral garden featuring cacti and succulents, along with minimalist and stylish outdoor lighting, adds a modern touch.
This transformation perfectly illustrates our architecture firm's ability to modernize and enhance existing spaces!


MODERNIZING A KITCHEN WHILE MAINTAINING TRADITIONAL CODES
In this kitchen transformation located in a typical 1930s house in the Paris suburbs, our interior architect, Andzelika, has a dual objective : to preserve the heritage of the 1930s while incorporating contemporary charm. The renovation aims to blend the classic elements with modern design, ensuring that the kitchen remains functional and stylish while honoring its historical roots.
We decided to completely open the kitchen to the living room by removing the railing, creating a greater sense of space. We retained the framing and structural beam, restoring its natural color. Goodbye to the wall and ceiling paneling !
Finally, we redesigned a functional kitchen with cabinetry that extends to the ceiling on one side only to avoid overwhelming the space. Touches of the home's heritage are incorporated : a vintage ceramic sink is paired with zinc and brass faucets, and the charming stove bridges modernity and tradition, reminiscent of those used by our parents and grandparents! The cement tiles on the floor evoke a sense of nostalgia. Elsewhere in the house, the lime fireplace has been preserved and renovated, as well as the old woodwork in the entrance.
