The studio

Our philosophy

Because each hotel and its interior design project are unique, Making-of conducts a comprehensive study of its clients’ behavior and functional needs in conjunction with the operational requirements of its staff. The perceived image and development of the business, the positioning and competition of the establishment are studied and planned so that the interior design elements meet the strategic challenges of the establishment.

Developed well in advance, the choice of shapes and materials for each piece of furniture in the rooms, restaurant, bar, and lounges is adapted to the ergonomics of the working environment and the needs of the establishment’s staff, with a view to comfort and productivity gains.

The decoration and design are the envelope that dresses the establishment, giving it a non-stereotypical image and personality, integrating the functional expectations of an operator.

For each project imagined, every piece of furniture and element of the environment is custom-designed and manufactured with the comfort of hotel guests in mind.

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“It is rare for design to be conceived in such a way as to enable users of a space to utilize it easily and over the long term. This is the case with Patrick Juliot.”

Patrick Juliot

After a career in sales and marketing for a large corporation, Patrick Juliot decided to devote himself to his passions: furniture design and interior architecture.

Over the years, he developed his first projects in collaboration with designers and artists such as Robert Clévier and other experienced creators.

With talent and a keen eye for quality fabrics, carefully selected combinations of materials, and unusual, durable colors, Patrick JULIOT and his team combine technical and artistic expertise to help professionals bring their projects to life.

His marketing experience, developed in the hotel industry, is based on both customer needs and user preferences. This dual perspective gives him a personalized, non-stereotypical, and creative outlook that appeals to hotel managers.

Patrick Juliot and the Making-of team design projects that go beyond investors’ traditional ideas of their future environments, incorporating new sustainable trends that are tailored to the operation of a hotel.

“The decor must be both avant-garde and timeless. It's up to us to come up with ideas that will give each establishment its own personality.”

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