Fashioned with precision — delivering Frame’s Paris showroom and workspace.

Originally intended as a single-phase delivery, the discovery of lead on site required the project to be restructured into two distinct phases. Agilité swiftly reprogrammed the timeline to accommodate the additional works while maintaining client expectations. When the client sought to shorten the schedule further, Agilité proposed a compromise that protected both quality and deadlines — a decision that ultimately delivered excellent results and client satisfaction. 

Working within a constrained heritage building presented further planning challenges, including reinforced ceilings that reduced overall room height and required exact precision in detailing — with just 1mm tolerance between wall mouldings. Agilité also introduced cost savings by switching lighting suppliers to Fagerhult, ensuring budget efficiency without compromising design intent. 

The showroom was designed to echo the brand’s established U.S. identity, with materials and finishes sourced to match samples from existing stores. The space combines polished stainless steel, waxed concrete flooring, and decorative paintwork to create a seamless connection between Frame’s global retail environments. 

Agilité also installed two major HVAC units on the roof via crane, reusing units previously employed for the Olympic Games — a creative and sustainable solution enabled through collaboration with a local subcontractor.

With the client based next to the showroom, Agilité managed day-to-day feedback alongside formal weekly meetings and digital project tools including Procore and Holobuilder, ensuring transparency, issue tracking, and progress visibility throughout the project’s multiple phases. 

Close coordination was also required with suppliers and trades due to restricted site access — deliveries were only permitted in the early morning, and on-street parking was prohibited. Despite these logistical challenges, communication remained fluid and proactive at every stage. 

The result is a beautifully crafted, multi-level space combining office, lounge, and global showroom functions — all reflecting Frame’s minimalist yet luxurious aesthetic. Highlights include a bespoke staircase, high-end kitchen featuring wood and buxitte stone finishes, intricate parquet flooring, and decorative paintwork throughout. 

Structural reinforcement works, complex M&E installations, and precision detailing were completed on time, culminating in a standout interior that blends Parisian craftsmanship with Frame’s modern brand identity. 

@Frame Paris Showroom

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Design by @Flora Byk

Architectural Project by @Florian_Kml

Photography by @Isabelamayerphoto - https://isabelamayer.com/