The project fully respects the character of the owner: serious and attentive to details, sober but never boring. This led us to imagine a rigorous color palette made of greys and blues for furnishings and walls, on an elegant and and modern floor: teak laid in a Hungarian herringbone pattern. 

In the large meeting room, a corner has been dedicated to the large wall bookcase which houses ancient legal texts, and part of the private collection of typewriters. In the same corner, the two Wassily armchairs by Marcel Breuer, together with the famous Lounge Chair by Charles Eames, offer comfortable seats for informal conversations. A 19th century desk has been inserted into his private room where, just behind it, there is a bookcase which, when opened, allows access to the personal bathroom.