Designed for the French crystal house St. Louis, this scenography reimagines a retail display as an architectural environment. The collection is revealed as visitors move through a sequence of sculptural forms. Nestled beneath the store's sweeping spiral staircase, a curved pavilion responds directly to its setting, its form echoing the geometry of the stair above. Visitors move around its walls, discovering crystal through a sequence of framed openings.

At its centre, the pavilion is punctuated by a constellation of arched openings, each framing a single crystal object. Deep cobalt recesses create visual depth, allowing the brilliance of the crystal to emerge through contrast rather than abundance. Every object holds its own place within the larger composition.

Light is integral to the experience. Crystal refracts and scatters illumination across the surrounding surfaces, each object becoming a source of atmosphere. The result is an environment where light, architecture and craftsmanship converge, inviting visitors to experience the collection through movement and light.