Au Lodge by Loïc Hauck

Interior Architecture and Design :
Cécile Morel

The transformation of this Haussmannian apartment into an aesthetic center represented a genuine architectural challenge.

The objective was to preserve the elegance and proportions of the listed building — moldings, ceiling heights, and the rhythm of the openings — while integrating the technical requirements of a contemporary treatment space.

The conversion of former office premises into a beauty center required an in-depth feasibility study. The installation of multiple water points, technical networks, and specialized equipment demanded precise coordination in order to respect the existing structure and the building’s heritage constraints.

The spatial layout was designed to provide a fluid and intimate experience:

a central hair salon area, discreet treatment rooms, and a coherently integrated manicure and pedicure space — all within a refined and controlled atmosphere.

The construction phase involved close coordination between the various trades, rigorous budget monitoring, and precise schedule management within a technically demanding context.

Beyond interior architecture, extensive work was carried out on the venue’s visual identity to ensure complete coherence between brand image, space, and client experience.

A project where heritage, technical expertise, and aesthetic standards converge to create a discreet and highly refined beauty destination.