On the Belval blast-furnace site, a mineral presence within a landscape shaped by industrial history.

A dark mineral floor balancing daylight, timber furniture and the interior structure.

A wall finish in which mineral grey and golden accents bring depth to hospitality spaces.

A dark mineral floor balancing daylight, timber furniture and the interior structure.

In Marseille, rooms open towards the Mediterranean, bringing microcement into dialogue with timber and coastal light.

Clean lines and a palette of sand and timber. At Hôtel de Nell, materials create an understated sense of hospitality.

An indoor garden in Paris’s 8th arrondissement. Mineral flooring connects the living spaces designed by Jean-Philippe Nuel.

In Saint Barthélemy, deep mineral tones meet timber, natural fibres and the Caribbean horizon.

In Comporta, a blue-green patina runs through the house and its terraces, catching the shadows of timber screens and the changing Atlantic light.