Architect’s built house

Design: 8 months
Construction: 6 months
Full service: design, project management, and site supervision. Budget: €190,000

Complete renovation of an architect-designed house in the Pays de Gex, with the creation of custom-made spaces and the use of light.

Interior architect in the Pays de Gex region – Custom-made dressing room with cedar island and tufted leather

Interior designer in the Pays de Gex region – Complete renovation of an architect-designed house in Divonne-les-Bains

The complete renovation project in the Pays de Gex region, carried out by an interior designer acting as project manager, concerns an architect-designed house from the 1970s located near Divonne-les-Bains. Inspired by the modernist style of Richard Neutra, this house has been entirely redesigned to adapt the spaces to a new lifestyle, in connection with a couple whose children had left home.

House renovation in the Pays de Gex: transformation of uses

In this house renovation in Divonne-les-Bains, the main challenge was to redefine the uses and optimize the existing spaces. The intervention is part of a comprehensive approach to interior architecture, integrating design, space transformation, and quality of execution.

Custom-made 35m² dressing room designed by an interior architect in Gex

The project is distinguished by the creation of a dressing room of over 30 m² on the top floor, directly connected to a bathroom. Conceived as a true living space, this area offers an experience akin to that of a showroom, combining comfort, elegance, and functionality.

Precise work on light enhances the clothing and materials, in dialogue with the interventions of the master cabinetmaker, the ironwork and the textiles.

Interior architecture: light, materials and details

The wooden staircase structures the circulation from the entrance and distributes the different levels up to the master suite. The existing openings reinforce the connection between interior and exterior by framing views of the surrounding landscape.

Une attention particulière a été portée à la qualité des détails et à la cohérence des matériaux, afin d’inscrire le projet dans une écriture architecturale durable et intemporelle.

Interior designer in the Pays de Gex region – Dressing room with custom-made storage and quality materials, cedar island and upholstered leather
Interior designer in the Pays de Gex region – Wooden staircase, a structural element of the interior architecture

In this house renovation in the Pays de Gex region, particular attention was also paid to acoustic management and thermal comfort, in order to improve the quality of daily use. The discreet integration of technical equipment, combined with precise work on volumes and materials, creates an environment that is both efficient and peaceful, in line with the expectations of a high-end interior design project.

This project perfectly illustrates the ability of an interior architect in Divonne-les-Bains and the Pays de Gex region to support clients in contexts of international mobility. Adapting to lifestyles, cultural references, and specific requirements is a central challenge, allowing for the design of bespoke spaces that are both unique and deeply rooted in their local environment.

Interior designer in the Pays de Gex region: a comprehensive approach to renovation

This comprehensive renovation in the Pays de Gex region illustrates a holistic approach integrating design, transformation of uses, and mastery of execution. The support provided is based on a structured methodology, founded on listening, trust, and a thorough understanding of expectations.

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Interior designer in the Pays de Gex region – Bedroom with wooden headboard, wall decor and Cinier radiator

Photos : J. Berardi