In her Parisian apartment and showroom, Sophie Dries stages a deeply personal vision of interior design, where classical Haussmannian architecture meets contemporary art, collectible design and experimental materials.

Rather than treating the space as a gallery, she creates a lived-in environment where each piece tells a story. Bourgeois architectural details — parquet flooring, mouldings, cornices and marble fireplaces — are set in dialogue with bold artworks, vintage furniture and her own creations in ceramic, marble, metal, plaster and papier mâché.

The result is an interior built on contrast and balance: refined yet radical, historic yet contemporary, elegant yet tactile. Conceived as both a home and a creative manifesto, the apartment reflects Sophie Dries’s distinctive ability to bring together eras, materials and artistic references into a coherent and highly personal universe.