KOYA

The result of a radical reinterpretation by interior designer Camille Grenu, founder of the Projet Wabi-sabi studio, the original envelope stone walls, narrow volumes, receding angles has given way to a micro-architecture sculpted in light wood, designed as a refuge space. Every square centimeter is optimized, each function integrated with finesse: a self-enclosed sleeping area, an alcove for reading or dreaming, a discreet kitchen with a retractable shelf, a bathroom separated by a glass wall letting in natural light. A play of transparency, depth and materials creates a feeling of calm and intimacy. The custom-made joinery structures the place like a contemporary cabin. The whole thing exudes a unique warmth, reinforced by the choice of omnipresent plywood and a soft textile palette.