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About Marine

About Marine

I'm a French-American interior designer based in Paris with over five years of experience managing large-scale renovation projects, from 150m² apartment overhauls to 1,100m² commercial spaces. I've worked across the full project lifecycle: concept, technical documentation, contractor coordination, and delivery. That scale teaches you rigour. You learn to hold a vision together across dozens of decisions, trades, and timelines without losing the thread.


I recently made a deliberate shift from commercial to residential work. Not because the skills don't transfer but because residential design demands something commercial rarely allows: the time to get each decision right. A home is not a brand exercise. It carries the weight of how someone actually lives, and that's what brings me joy.


My background is bilingual and cross-cultural, having lived in France, Australia, the US, the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, with project experience in Paris and Barcelona. I work in French and English, which matters more than it sounds when you're coordinating between a French contractor, a Italian supplier, and a client calling from London.


I work with clients who treat their home as a serious project and want a designer who treats it the same way.

I'm a French-American interior designer based in Paris with over five years of experience managing large-scale renovation projects, from 150m² apartment overhauls to 1,100m² commercial spaces. I've worked across the full project lifecycle: concept, technical documentation, contractor coordination, and delivery. That scale teaches you rigour. You learn to hold a vision together across dozens of decisions, trades, and timelines without losing the thread.


I recently made a deliberate shift from commercial to residential work. Not because the skills don't transfer but because residential design demands something commercial rarely allows: the time to get each decision right. A home is not a brand exercise. It carries the weight of how someone actually lives, and that's what brings me joy.


My background is bilingual and cross-cultural, having lived in France, Australia, the US, the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, with project experience in Paris and Barcelona. I work in French and English, which matters more than it sounds when you're coordinating between a French contractor, a Italian supplier, and a client calling from London.


I work with clients who treat their home as a serious project and want a designer who treats it the same way.

I'm a French-American interior designer based in Paris with over five years of experience managing large-scale renovation projects, from 150m² apartment overhauls to 1,100m² commercial spaces. I've worked across the full project lifecycle: concept, technical documentation, contractor coordination, and delivery. That scale teaches you rigour. You learn to hold a vision together across dozens of decisions, trades, and timelines without losing the thread.


I recently made a deliberate shift from commercial to residential work. Not because the skills don't transfer but because residential design demands something commercial rarely allows: the time to get each decision right. A home is not a brand exercise. It carries the weight of how someone actually lives, and that's what brings me joy.


My background is bilingual and cross-cultural, having lived in France, Australia, the US, the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, with project experience in Paris and Barcelona. I work in French and English, which matters more than it sounds when you're coordinating between a French contractor, a Italian supplier, and a client calling from London.


I work with clients who treat their home as a serious project and want a designer who treats it the same way.