S.O.E STUC & STAFF


Founded in 1905, the manufacture specializes in plasterwork and combines several complementary crafts: staff, a molded material used for cornices, moldings, rosettes, and sculpted volumes; stucco, an ancestral finish imitating stone and marble; plastering, blending traditional techniques with thermal and acoustic insulation; and gypsery, the art of hand-carved ornamentation. For 120 years, artisans and stucco workers have supported architects and decorators on both restoration and contemporary creation projects, with unwavering craftsmanship.


AÏT MANOS


Born in Morocco in the 10th century, zellige finds a contemporary expression of this centuries-old craft at Aït Manos. From clay to terracotta, each piece is shaped by hand in the Casablanca workshop, where around sixty maâlems work in succession, from cutting to assembly, following rigorous methods. Aït Manos oversees the entire production chain, from aesthetic control to installation follow-up, and has signed notable collaborations.


BMJP | BESPOKE MATERIALS JAPAN


Based in Japan, BMJP | Bespoke Materials Japan, developed by Vision Marketing, is a platform dedicated to exceptional Japanese materials for interior architecture and design. Wood, kumiko, natural lacquer, and washi paper reveal the richness of Japanese craftsmanship, combined with contemporary manufacturing techniques. By connecting Japanese manufacturers with design professionals, BMJP supports projects where authenticity, innovation, and material excellence come together.


ELSA JEANDEDIEU STUDIO


Based in Hong Kong, Elsa Jeandedieu develops a distinctive tactile language centered on the sensory and psychological experience of space, where patterns, palettes, and finish contrasts are calibrated using a cymatic approach to harmonize the viewer’s inner rhythm. Her practice bridges the raw vitality of the city with the structural elegance of haute couture, blending ultra-glossy luxury with organic warmth. Over the past 20 years, the studio has completed commissions for CHANEL, Louis Vuitton, and Van Cleef, and collaborated with Casamance, André Fu, and Joyce Wang.


MATERICA X DREAMET PAR ACD


The Italian manufacture Materica has made metallization its core craft, serving design, architecture, and art. The technique, once reserved for anti-corrosion treatment, involves melting pure metal wires with an electric arc gun and projecting them as microparticles onto the surface of an object. Wrapped in this new metallic skin, the material reveals a new complexity and identity. The Superfici Venice Collection illustrates this approach through five signature collections.


NOÉMIE BARON


Private residences, prestigious homes, retail spaces: Noémie Baron’s interventions, in France and internationally, have shaped numerous decors for a discerning clientele. Coming from the crafts sector and trained in interior architecture, she develops hand-painted collections within her studio, shaped by observation, drawing, and repeated gestures. Inspired by Japanese woodblock prints and the slow pace of lacquer work, she seeks a translucent delicacy, offering a more tactile and contemplative reading of the botanical world.


ATELIER DE LA TORRE


Founded in 1990, Atelier de la Torre specializes in creating artisanal decors and wall finishes for interior architecture. It supports architects, designers, and luxury properties in designing bespoke surfaces crafted using traditional techniques of plastering, patinas, and layered textures. Boutiques, hotels, private residences, or cultural venues: each project is conceived as a close collaboration between artisans and architects, where material and light take center stage.


MAISON MORELLI


Painted decor deserves to reclaim its place in contemporary architecture: this is the conviction driving Ilenia Morelli. Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Verona, she founded Maison Morelli and creates hand-crafted wall frescoes and coverings, each conceived as a singular response to a given space. The pictorial gesture here is not a mere finishing touch: it shapes volumes, transforms the perception of a space, and contributes to its identity.


photos : © Elsa Jeandedieu Studio • © S.O.E STUC & STAFF • AÏT MANOS © Lahcen Mellal • Vision Marketing,INC. BMJP | Bespoke Materials Japan © BIKO GIKEN Architectural Metal Finishes • © Elsa Jeandedieu Studio • Magic Mirror, Materica X Dreamet par ACD © ACD • Noémie Baron © Noémie Dahlia • Atelier de la Torre © Pauline AZUR • Maison Morelli © Studio Camille Gabarra