This edition of the journal opens with a reinterpreted Parisian interior: the François Premier apartment. Interior architecture does not transform the place; it builds upon what defines its identity to give it a new rhythm — herringbone parquet, mouldings, fireplaces, bronze details. The Haussmannian fabric becomes the foundation for a contemporary narrative that clarifies uses, structures light, and calms the volumes. Here, interior architecture is not an isolated discipline but a space for dialogue. A dialogue between the rooms that compose the apartment, between the crafts that intervene, between the history of the space and the way it is lived today.

In this journal, the space speaks through multiple voices: that of our studio, carried by architects and interior architects who explore uses, organise volumes, and measure every detail; and that of exceptional artisans like Nolwenn de Kergommeaux, master glassmaker, who brings into the apartment the vibration of glass and the poetry of stained glass.

Through these pages, we share a way of bringing a place to life — through its materials, its perspectives, its nuances. Discover this journey that reveals the balance between heritage and creation, and the way in which Rinck, from one project to the next, turns interior architecture into an art of living.