Not just a house @havenhouse_experience
A space designed for shared time, slow mornings, long conversations, creative retreats, meaningful gatherings.
Premium, yes, but rooted in authenticity and connection.
What makes this place truly singular is the approach of its founders. Their vision goes beyond aesthetics. It is about creating spaces that feel generous, thoughtful and deeply lived in.

I approached this project the way I always do, looking for the light, the textures, the quiet details that make a place feel alive.

Because what interests me most isn’t only how a space looks, but how it feels to inhabit it.

Branding identity @inspire_paris
Interior design @sophie_debuisson

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Things lately
1 / Shooting at Hôtel Ballu, my favorite playground for almost five years now. A place where I keep reinventing the light, the mood, the stories.

2/ Very inspiring and exciting sessions with Studio @inspire_paris . Our latest shoot, “Caffeine” — sharing a few sneak peeks here.

3/ Ongoing creative exchanges with my friend and singer @iamalmee . Preparing something special together. Hence visual references that spark ideas : recently revisiting a 2021 Vogue Mexico shoot by @inezandvinoodh — color, tension, boldness. (Always feeding the eye.)

4/ And most exciting: my upcoming artist residency in Marrakech, dedicated to moving forward with my book. Time to dive deeper.

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Stayed at @penhhouse.phnompenh  during our Cambodia trip — and loved its calm, tropical energy.

Steps from the Royal Palace, it feels like a quiet pause above the city. Clean lines, soft light, lush greenery, and a rooftop pool overlooking temples and skyline.

An understated urban oasis in the heart of Phnom Penh.

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I love pairing images that were never meant to exist together.
It’s part of how I think visually.
Different moments, different places, brought together to create a shared atmosphere.
It’s a way of building narratives rather than single images, both in personal work and commissioned projects.
Some stories happen in between.
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I had a crush on Kep. A quiet one. The kind that settles slowly and stays.
Once known as the Cambodian Riviera, Kep was a seaside retreat for the elite in the 1950s and 60s : grand villas facing the sea, a place of leisure and elegance. The Khmer Rouge years brought everything to a halt, and Kep fell into a long sleep. What remains today is softer, humbler, deeply human.
We arrived on a Saturday. The beach was full: not of tourists, but of local families. Children running barefoot, voices carried by the wind. Along the shore, rows of hammock stations — dozens of them — like temporary homes by the sea. Families sharing lunch, resting, talking, doing nothing at all.
I stayed a long time on the beach, simply watching.
The day moved slowly. The light shifted. The sea kept its rhythm.
We were almost the only foreigners, and it felt like a privilege.
I loved the colors : sun-washed reds, soft greens, pale blues.
The food carts lining the street and the old-fashioned beach chairs.
And above all, a sense of calm, unforced and sincere.
Cambodians have a way of taking time : sitting, resting, talking - without rushing life.
There was something different in the air.
A feeling of being at the edge of the world, both held by it and slightly apart.
The kind of happiness that makes you feel deeply grateful to be fully aware of the moment.
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