Atelier Poupée is where I design wooden architectural dollhouses—miniature spaces where architecture meets play.

Conceived as small buildings rather than toys, the houses explore proportion, structure and spatial composition at a reduced scale. They translate ideas from architectural practice into objects that can be handled, inhabited and reimagined through play.

Each piece is made by hand in my workshop in Grenoble, using carefully selected wood and durable materials. Cut, assembled and finished with care, the houses are designed to age well and to accompany long-lasting, imaginative play.

Atelier Poupée was born from a simple intention: to create objects that leave space for imagination while respecting the material and the craft behind them.

The houses are produced locally in small series or as unique pieces.