Apartment Saint-Rock

Interior architecture and  Execution :

Cécile Morel Architecture d’Intérieur
Project carried out in collaboration with the prestigious international architecture firm Yodezeen, renowned for its high-end projects worldwide, with offices in Kiev, London, Warsaw, Dubaï, California, and Miami.
Our client, who has already benefited from Yodezeen’s services for several residences in various countries, naturally entrusted this renowned agency with the interior design of this apartment.
As for us, back in 2010, Cécile Morel had already completed an apartment design project for the client in Geneva. It was therefore only natural for our collaboration with Yodezeen to continue with the creation of this luxury apartment. Despite the thousands of kilometers separating our two teams, a strong sense of trust developed between our agencies.
We worked closely with Yodezeen, not only to adapt the initial concepts to the numerous technical requirements of the project, but also to ensure a faithful and coherent implementation that balanced aesthetics with feasibility.
Our role in this project also included handling building permit applications, managing the tender process, and supervising the execution of the works — with particular attention paid to materiality, detailing, and finishes.
The 400m2 apartment is located on the 6th floor of a high-end building in Geneva, offering a spacious entrance, a large cloakroom, a reception lounge, a TV room/office, a very large Master suite including a bedroom, a huge dressing room, and a spacious bathroom with sauna, a fitness room with a bathroom, a laundry room, and a guest bedroom with its own bathroom.
Exceptional materials have been selected for this project, with woodwork or natural stone coverings on all floors and walls. The lighting, subtly integrated into false ceilings, gives a contemporary character to each room. We collaborate with exceptional craftsmen, such as those responsible for installing solid wood flooring over more than 300m2, a traditional French parquet where each wood slat is numbered according to a custom layout, resembling a Versailles parquet design.