Our vision of commercial interior design and planning

Our vision of interior design

Spaces and [public] places are great human gatherings – Annie Ernaux

 

This quote (loosely translated) alone summarizes Jean de Lessard’s vision and posture as an interior designer. It exemplifies the intuitive creation approach that is the foundation of our design practice.

For several years, we have been developing in our design projects the notion of a place as a platform for sharing unique perceptions and sensory information and experiences, and their underlying emotions.

These environments have enormous creative potential and meet the needs of our customers, we believe, in terms of responses to changes in a as much in the individual than the collective mentality.

We seek to exploit, through form, volume, atmosphere, technology and profitability, the changing lifestyles and priorities of a new generation of individuals whom are redefining the notion of work.

This emerging thinking is affecting not only the daily life, consumer choices, but also the pursuit of performance.

The balance between personal and professional life, the need to make a difference at work, to be considered and the prevailing sense of community are important markers for us that open up new areas of exploration.

Why call our spaces “thoughtful”?

This is because we do not consider design as a series of trivial gestures. While our approach remains intuitive, our design is the result of a reflection that conveys intention and meaning.

The places we create also invite subtly the occupants to reconsider their own certainties and appropriate the space in a different way.

Why focus on the “dynamic” space?

Our singular principles of deconstruction aim to break down the usual codes. They are derived from observations of how people naturally evolve in a given environment.

This is what allows us to create exceptional spaces, some more flexible and user-friendly, others more functional and pragmatic, but always vibrant.