A contemporary stained-glass window for the Belles Feuilles project
Between the entrance hall and the dining room, L’Âme du Vitrail has designed a stained-glass window integrated into a glass roof. A graphic design in warm tones, conceived to define the spaces whilst preserving the light and the views.
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Organising spaces without blocking the light
For the Belles Feuilles project, Marie-Pierre Bouaziz has created a palette of amber and light bronze glass, combined with different textures to play with transparency and variations in light. As the day progresses, the shades evolve. They become warmer, gain depth or soften. The design thus subtly changes its appearance and plays a full part in the atmosphere of the space.
Both aesthetic and functional, this stained-glass window defines spaces without closing them off and provides a graphic presence that interacts naturally with the contemporary architecture.
The secrets of this artisanal craft
Behind this composition lies meticulous work, from the hand-drawn sketches to the choice of proportions, colours and textures. Each piece of glass is carefully selected by Marie-Pierre Bouaziz to complement the materials already present in the setting.
Based in Paris, L’Âme du Vitrail designs unique pieces for projects in France and abroad. With its understated and timeless graphic lines, the Belles Feuilles project exemplifies this approach: creating a work that harmonises with the architecture, heritage and character of each location.
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Stained-glass window by Fermaud Design
