09/09/2026
When designing a commercial space interior, my purpose is to support the development of my clients’ businesses.
For me, commercial interior design means understanding a business, its customers and challenges, then turning its strategy into an experience people can see, feel and remember.
A commercial space — through its environment, layout, circulation, functionality and aesthetics — must merge with its positioning, target clientele, customer experience and business strategy.
This is what I call: "designing the customer experience".
We don’t simply design spaces. We design experiences!
As a French interior designer, I carry a culture of high standards in design and craftsmanship. France shaped my eye: materials, textiles, woodworking, bespoke craftsmanship, lighting, proportions, colors and details. Learning from skilled professionals and constantly asking how a concept can be improved or pushed further has become part of my DNA: curiosity, attention to detail, high expectations and passion.
This luxury wellness & medical spa project in Curaçao is a perfect example.
Located within a new luxury mall connected to a high-end villa development, it needed to appeal to an affluent local clientele and international visitors — particularly Dutch, American and Canadian travelers — seeking premium wellness, health and hospitality experiences.
The owners’ ambition: an innovative concept combining wellness, aesthetics and medical expertise, advanced technology and treatments for women and men, across generations and backgrounds.
My role was to translate that positioning and those business objectives into an experience.
The challenge: less than 100 m² (1,075 sq ft) for three private treatment rooms with acoustic requirements, manicure and pedicure areas, reception and waiting spaces, plus technical and sanitary needs.
Many clients and practitioners can occupy the space simultaneously. Yet this is luxury. People need to breathe...
Circulation, zoning, privacy and the balance between open and enclosed spaces therefore shaped the layout.
The aesthetic choices followed the same strategy: powdered beige microcement, warm browns, terracotta, natural textures and brushed gold create a sophisticated, gender-inclusive atmosphere beyond stereotypical spa codes.
The inspiration combines Miami and Los Angeles wellness and medical design, with Parisian elegance.
Lighting creates atmosphere while supporting practitioners. Materials are sophisticated but durable. Bespoke solutions create identity while addressing local sourcing and import constraints.
Looking for a French interior designer to translate your business vision into a distinctive customer experience?
Let’s design a space that supports your business!
Nothing is purely decorative. Every decision supports the experience — and the experience supports the business.
