Creating a space within the built environment means respecting architecture by bringing it to fruition. It is to analyze the constraints of a building on a scale different from that of the architect: that of the individual. But it is also to enhance its use over a particular period: that of the moment.
Thus the interior designer, at the heart of architecture, identifies the territories and defines the trajectories taken by the human being. Capable of designing an intelligent space, tackling image or ambience issues, as well as resolving the junction detail between two materials, he is a versatile creator who oversees his projects.
Located upstream of the service of the decorator or that of the designer, but often joining them at the end of the course, the activity of the interior designer covers, in addition to the planning of the space, very varied fields: since product or furniture design, through to graphics and signage, including textile design or the study of color, it is their priority relationship to space that unites all these disciplines.
