Volume N° I

Volume N° I - Where It Begins

Every interior begins with an idea of how life might unfold.

The first volume of Les Dedans returns to Paris, where les dedans entered the architectural vocabulary through Jacques-François Blondel. Its point of departure, however, is not historical. It is the belief that the interior is one of culture's most complete expressions—a place where architecture gives structure to everyday life, design shapes its rituals, and art lends it depth and meaning.

From Paris to London, Milan, Lisbon and Romania, the homes gathered here reveal distinct ways of inhabiting while sharing the same conviction: that enduring interiors are shaped less by style than by thought. Conversations with Aline Asmar d'Amman and Jaime Hayon, together with visits to Ricardo Bofill's La Fábrica and the offices of Cosmin Todor, extend that perspective beyond the domestic realm, introducing the editorial vision that will define Les Dedans: an exploration of the spaces where culture becomes part of everyday life.