who
architect, based in Grenoble, studied at MOME Budapest
working with hands, exploring material, scale and space
what
wooden dollhouses designed as small pieces of architecture
no fixed objects, only open structures
why
to give children space to imagine
to create objects that can be transformed, inhabited and reinterpreted through play
how
each piece is handmade in our workshop, using carefully selected wood and durable materials
produced in small series or as unique pieces
play
children build, move and invent
they learn to understand space, create stories and see possibilities
where
featured in Milk Magazine
placed in hospitality settings including Maison Nino and Ferme le Pavillon — something for children to touch and inhabit while parents rest
workshops
Architectures Imaginaires — parent-child sessions where families build and personalize a house together
first held at Klin d'Œil, Paris
