The first space, dedicated to the boutique itself, is arranged around the original curved wooden counter, restored as the heart of the project. Custom designed vitrines rest delicately upon it, conceived to merge seamlessly with the architectural shell and establish a dialogue between the intimate scale of the jewellery and the solidity and geometry of the space.

Behind the counter, the original shelving units become a theatrical backdrop for a curated selection of the brand's most distinctive pieces. A deep brown carpet envelops the room in warm, muted tones that echo the timber surfaces and invite a sense of calm, allowing the delicate presence of the jewellery to take centre stage. Directly connected to the main boutique, a more intimate dressing room offers a private experience of the jewellery in a serene and contemplative setting.

Finally, what was once the back room has been transformed into the main salon, a stripped-back, flexible space designed to host curated exhibitions by the brand or used as a small library, also carefully restored, where visitors are invited to pause, read and linger. Throughout the project, antique furniture pieces have been thoughtfully selected to integrate naturally into the atmosphere of the space.