Pradier Design is an independent interior architecture studio in Gothenburg, where hospitality comes first.
You work directly with me, from the first sketch to the finished room.
I start from the way a space feels before it looks: the light, the touch of a material, the depth of a colour, the pace of a room.
It is a Franco-Scandinavian sensibility, and it shapes every project into a place that welcomes you, and holds you.
A sense of hospitality.
I grew up in the Périgord, in a family where the table was often full and welcoming people was part of everyday life. Summers meant Bourgogne, where my grandfather had a hotel: people coming and going, a place made to receive others. I wasn't in the hotel world yet, but this is where my sense of hospitality began, around a table, with food, people and places that made you want to stay.
Learning to think with my hands. Paris is where I learned my craft. I trained first as a textile artist at the Manufacture des Gobelins, then in interior architecture at École Boulle. Textile taught me to see colour, texture and material not as decoration but as part of a space's structure. Boulle turned that instinct into architecture: proportion, drawing, detail. I still understand a space through its materials first.
I moved to Sweden in 2007 and stayed. For sixteen years, first at Lundwall Architects and later as part of the team at Stylt Trampoli, I worked on hotels, restaurants and workspaces across Europe, from Vilnius to Amsterdam, from first sketch to finished room.In 2026, I founded Pradier Design to bring those years of experience together with everything that came before: hospitality, craftsmanship, materials, and a perspective shaped somewhere between France and Sweden.
You have a hotel project, a restaurant to design, a space to reinvent?
Let's talk. I work in English, French and Swedish from Gothenburg, across Europe.
