An interior designer, Charles Tassin has developed a very personal approach to decoration, convincingly and tastefully playing with the paradox of Neoclassicism. In the wake of the 1940-70s’ designers, Tassin shows a strong attachment to 20th century Decorative Arts.

As a connoisseur of arts and crafts, he restructures the spaces, alters the perspectives, while respecting the history of the places with a great sense of modernity. His attention to light, texture, and details, as well as a keen sense of luxury and a certain way of life, keeps him away from today’s Minimalism. Thanks to Tassin, we rediscover the relaxed and glamourous signature of French-style elegance.