Region: Marseille & Provence

RESONANCES INTERIOR DESIGN

Interior Designer

architectes@archik.fr

In love with raw and authentic materials, Yacine Bruckler, founder of RESONANCES Interior Design, has a weakness for suar wood, waxed concrete, terracotta and glass in all its diversity.

After a Master’s degree in Marketing, Yacine started in Paris as an International Project Manager for the group L’Occitane en Provence where she stayed for five years.  Attached to her Provencal roots, she chose to return to the sweetness of the South and to realize one of her dreams: to become an Interior Designer. In 2020, she went back to school and learned this new profession which is very close to her heart.

Then, she founded RESONANCES Interior Design, a firm with which she leads renovation and construction projects in partnership with HMONP architects. Today, her passion and her profession are one and the same and she accompanies her clients with heart and soul, creating a harmony that retranscribes their personality and their sensitivity. Curious by nature and of mixed race origin, the mix and match of styles and materials is a real source of inspiration for Yacine, like the work of Laura Gonzalez.

With ARCHIK it is a unique encounter, sharing the notion of “beauty” and a common philosophy of life: to pursue one’s dreams with all one’s strength. Yacine Bruckler joins ARCHIK to accompany you on your renovation projects in Marseille.

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Édifiée entre 1947 et 1952 par Charles Édouard Jeanneret dit Le Corbusier, La Cité Radieuse située dans le 8ème arrondissement de Marseille concrétise le projet d’un « village vertical » appelé « Unité d’Habitation ».

Cette cité-jardin verticale, construite sur pilotis, est inscrite au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO depuis 2016. Créative et avant-gardiste, son architecture surprenante telle un paquebot offre une multitude de jeux de lumière, de perspectives et de couleurs, se présentant comme une œuvre architecturale à part entière.

Derrière ce projet fou de 337 appartement, se cache la forte volonté du  Corbusier d’instaurer une nouvelle manière d’Habiter, permettant de vivre ensemble et de libérer les femmes.

Le Corbusier

Né le 6 octobre 1887 et décédé le 27 août 1965,
Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris plus connu sous le pseudonyme Le Corbusier, est un architecte du mouvement moderne. Aux côtés notamment de Robert Mallet-Stevens et de Mies Van Der Rohe, il est un artiste complet opérant également en tant qu’urbaniste et designer. Fondateur de principes tels que le Modulor ou l’Unité d’Habitation, son œuvre comprend 17 sites – 10 en France – classés au Patrimoine mondial de l’Unesco tandis que de nombreuses de ses réalisations sont classées Monuments Historiques.

Parmi ses œuvres emblématiques on compte La Cité Radieuse à Marseille, La Villa Savoye à Poissy, la ville de Chandigarh en Inde et la chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Haut à Ronchamp. Il signe également des pièces de mobilier phares tels que le fauteuil LC2 et la lounge chair LC4.

Annabel KERN

Decorator

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After starting her career in industrial marketing for 10 years at Alcatel, Annabel started her own business in 2005 and left her Parisian life to follow the Mediterranean sun. Her first project was the Atelier Créatif based in Roquevaire, specialized in furniture restoration, where she tried her hand at trompe-l’oeil and mosaics. Then, as a young mother, she started creating textile products and presented in 2015 at the Maison & Objet show a collection of cotton gauze linen.

The poetry of the object and the softness of natural textiles are the essence of her brand developed in limited series. Today, it is around the house, and in the accompaniment of its customers, that she blooms.

Positive, energetic and sincere, Annabel is inspired by the world around her, by the people she meets, and by her travels. Her imagination and sensitivity allow her to create colorful and harmonious worlds.

Today she works for ARCHIK as a decorator, and puts her experienced eye at the service of others… for the happiness of us all!

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COTE OUTDOOR

Landscape Designer DPLG

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After completing her studies at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Paysage de Versailles-Marseille, Elodie Wehrlen became a DPLG landscape designer in 2013. This native of Alsace chose – after having worked for local authorities – to create her own structure, Côté Outdoor, and to dedicate herself to the development of gardens and terraces for individuals. “A desire to change scale. The exterior should be the centerpiece of the house. In Marseille, the potential is under-exploited and often relegated to the last part of the layout.

Her encounter with ARCHIK, whose architectural approach she appreciates, was made on social networks. An interview with Amandine led her to work on various projects. “Either before a sale to provide visual inspiration in 3D, sketches or for concrete realizations.

Her tastes lead her to prefer graphic gardens and terraces, with strong lines and the plants that go with them, such as birds of paradise or agaves.

Her favorite places in Marseille? The Docks building, for its conviviality and its contemporary identity, and a few cosy cafés like Coogee, on the Boulevard Baille in the 5th district.

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