Discover how Maison Cartron developed 31,858 sqm of bespoke textiles for Qasr Al Watan, the presidential palace of Abu Dhabi. Combining French craftsmanship, bespoke design and cultural interpretation, the project illustrates the Maison’s approach to FF&E within monumental institutional architecture.

Maison Cartron presents its 100 sqm material library located in its Paris offices, a space dedicated to research, material selection and bespoke design development. Bringing together textiles, stone, wood, metals and exceptional finishes, the material library reflects the Maison’s approach to luxury interior architecture, where materiality, craftsmanship and precision play a central role in the design process.

Maison Cartron explores how FF&E coordination becomes a fundamental part of large-scale luxury interior architecture projects. From prototype development to international logistics and on-site installation, the article highlights the operational expertise required to deliver exceptional hospitality and institutional projects with precision, coherence and architectural consistency.

Maison Cartron explores FF&E as a design methodology deeply rooted in French craftsmanship, materiality and bespoke design. From specification to custom-made pieces, the article highlights how every material decision contributes to the architectural identity of a space. Through luxury residential, hospitality and institutional projects, FF&E becomes a true language of luxury interior architecture.

Discover how Maison Cartron develops a culture of detail deeply rooted in French interior architecture. From bespoke design to artisanal craftsmanship, each project is shaped by a meticulous attention to materials, perspectives and cultural identity, from private residences to monumental international projects.

Discover the behind-the-scenes of Qasr Al Watan, the presidential palace in Abu Dhabi designed by Maison Cartron. From 31,858 sqm of bespoke textiles to monumental interiors, this exceptional project illustrates the Maison’s expertise in luxury interior architecture, French craftsmanship, cultural interpretation and large-scale bespoke design.

Opened in 2024, Mandarin Oriental Muscat reflects Maison Cartron’s approach to luxury interior architecture. Inspired by Omani culture, the project combines French craftsmanship, local artisanal expertise, bespoke design and high-end hospitality through spaces conceived as an immersion into the identity of the Sultanate of Oman.

Découvrez l’approche du FF&E selon Maison Cartron : une méthode française de prescription, de matière et de sur-mesure appliquée aux projets d’architecture intérieure de luxe, hôtels, résidences privées et palais institutionnels. Depuis Paris, la Maison développe des projets internationaux où artisanat, précision et culture du détail participent pleinement à l’identité des lieux