A symmetrical view reveals the shop as a curated landscape of display systems rather than conventional retail fixtures. Green cabinetry merges into textured walls, allowing handmade objects and garments to stand out. The interplay of vernacular timber construction and contemporary detailing gives the space quiet sophistication.

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Perhaps the most technically ambitious piece in the series: a branch stem supports a full-scale 3D-printed leaf whose surface is mapped with dense, flowing contour lines, each one tracing the leaf's topography with the precision of a geological survey. The dark veins of the original branch run through it like a skeleton, visible beneath the printed surface.

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A fluid abstract plaid features sweeping metallic lines that coil across a pale ground, creating the illusion of movement and depth. Suspended within timber frames, the composition bridges textile craft and contemporary art, its muted sheen and rhythmic contours bringing a quietly futuristic note to the warm, minimalist interior.

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A wider view of La Fondation’s interior reveals Roman & Williams’ layered hospitality language: walnut cabinetry, sculptural seating, vintage-inflected lamps and a palette of ochre, cream and espresso tones. Large windows draw daylight deep inside, while shelving and artwork give the room the character of a private Paris residence.

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A wider view reveals the café’s spatial layering, where a central stainless-steel table aligns with a cocoon-like walnut alcove. Integrated shelving, speakers and vinyl records reinforce the listening bar concept, while a window-side bench introduces natural light and urban connection, softening the otherwise introspective, material-driven interior.

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A vividly immersive room assembles fashion editorials, magazine covers, and large-format prints into a dense visual collage. Saturated colours, bold typography, and mirrored surfaces amplify the sensory intensity, while a central display table of archival material grounds the spectacle, revealing the interplay between commercial imagery and conceptual experimentation in the duo’s practice.

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A longitudinal view of the living room reveals an immersive historic envelope, with a richly ornamented seafoam green ceiling and patterned walls framing contemporary insertions. A stainless-steel perimeter unit integrates seating and workspace, while a soft cream sofa and vivid yellow table introduce a playful counterpoint to the intricate geometric tile flooring.

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