The offices of the Denjean & Associés firm renovated by Atelier Compostelle

Located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, this accounting firm embodies typically Parisian refinement. The architects of the interior design studio Atelier Compostelle redesigned these spaces to combine prestige and functionality.

The executive office and partner areas now feature a separate entrance, featuring a reception desk furnished with La Chance pieces alongside a selection of artwork. In the workspaces, which are divided into several open-plan offices, the Goodwood office furniture range, designed by Industrial Orcherstra for Cider, combines metal and wood, bringing a contemporary touch to the space. The warmth of wood is also reflected in the flooring, with herringbone parquet flooring extending across the 250 m² of the premises.

The immaculate walls, which amplify the natural light, are punctuated with shades of blue, expressed through wall art, paintings, and a natural, high-quality material covering by Elitis. The kitchen, added to a former storage space and separated from a meeting room by a large glass wall, is brought to life by blue tiles that add a graphic and dynamic touch. Distilled in touches, panoramic shots help to increase the sense of space and depth of field.

The lighting fixtures play on the geometry and power of the compositions created by Octavio Amado. Through acoustic plinths, a peripheral LED defines the volumes while creating a dynamic space. They contribute to providing technical lighting and visual comfort in this office already bathed in sunlight through its large windows.

Between Paris, Luxembourg, and Brussels, Atelier Compostelle creates interiors "designed as a breath of fresh air." Under the artistic direction of Amandine Maroteaux, the studio harmoniously blends the classic refinement inherited from the Decorative Arts with an unashamed passion for contemporary creation. The entire Atelier Compostelle team shares the same desire: to create unique spaces that bring families together in comforting spaces. The Atelier's projects are intended to be lasting and bold, with immense respect for the past, yet with the goal of being interpreters of an era.