Nicolas Dahan Architects

Wooden Villa
French Atlantic Coast

Delivered in june 2019
The Wooden Villa on the French Atlantic Coast spans 250m². Its solids and voids enable the forest to penetrate and the surf to be heard. Huge volumes are linked together beneath a roof with of a rare finesse. This timber loft at the heart of the pine forest is alternately a conservatory and a spacious home for a family with three children.
a range of wood gradesLarch for frame and ceiling Oak for furnituresOkoume plywood for floor and wall finishes

Apartment GW
Moscow Russia

Finished july of 2016
This wholly custom-made 450m² apartment is an incredible example of integrated design. Curves and edges run and merge in a play of lacquer, marble, wood, coloured and pastel mirrors like secrets revealed with each step. An exquisite residence whose ceiling is a luminous work in its own right, the light shines while sources are concealed, filtering the natural light to make it even more beautiful.
maple wood flooringlacquered laminatemarblecipollino and serena stonescoloured mirrorsondulating plaster ceiling tilesPlexiglass filtered LED tubes

opening in Paris
Paris France

concept design 2012
A lake adorning the rooftops of Paris is the unique intention of this penthouse extending over 1500m². Namely a Jacuzzi and a delicate glass building located on the water whose sole function is to enjoy the spectacle of Paris: a 360˚ view that is accentuated by the merging of the water and the sky.

Double Villa
porto vecchio corsica

design process 2013-2015
Located between the Mediterranean Sea and a mountainous area, the 400m² first villa is a continuation of the beach with its wavelike sandblasted forms flooded with light and its own swimming pool. A second house, the guesthouse, nestled in the pine forest, provides six bedrooms and spans a total surface of 300m², while a 25m lap pool in the centre defines the space with a view of the mountain.
sandblasted and moulded concrete matricesprojected concretepolished and inlaid concrete flooring

Apartment JF
Paris

Delivered in january 2019
A minimal intervention that takes shape along new interior perspectives created using a metal profile in which the translucent curtains and lighting lines alternate. The eclectic choice of furniture that are icons of design, forms unique interior scenes by their combination. The bathroom is dressed in stone and bathed in natural light
silk georgette stone