Chapter IV

HERITAGE

Scenography projects on exceptional heritage sites: Château de la Colle Noire, Les Fontaines Parfumées, Dior Héritage, and Château d’Yquem. Each project blends restoration of historic architecture with refined contemporary design in service of brand storytelling. These works showcase expertise in bridging heritage, museography, and high-end retail.

Brand identity & consistency — Design excellence — Scenography & museum design

Montauroux – 2016 – 54 sqm

Artistic Direction : T. Mick / Labvert

Photography : G. Grasset

Château de la Colle Noire in Montauroux, Christian Dior’s former residence, inspired some of his most iconic fragrances. We designed a museum that traces the history of Dior perfumes. Historic bottles and original sketches are presented in a refined scenography where heritage and contemporary design meet in harmony.

Grasse – 2016 – 800 sqm

Artistic Direction : T. Mick / Louis Vuitton

Partnership : Inca

Paris Montaigne – 2016 – 220 sqm

Partnership : mil*

Photography : Adrien Dirand

Dior Heritage brings together offices, a showroom, and preservation spaces for the historic Dior Couture collection. Inspired by the House’s codes, the project places the collection at center stage. Designed as a showcase, it enhances the pieces on display without overshadowing them. The accessory and fragrance reserves define a sanctuary, and the archives an intimate library.

Sauternes – 2016 – 180 sqm

Artistic Direction : T. Mick / Labvert

Renders : H. Holba