This small 23 m² studio finds its character in the subtlety of its design choices. The space, though small, meets both the functional constraints and the aesthetic ambitions desired by the client.

Rather than relying on extensive renovations, the approach favors subtle interventions: defining uses, guiding circulation, and revealing volumes without constraining them. Colors and materials interact to distinguish living areas from rest areas, while maintaining overall harmony and creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.