Sustainable and flexible, these wooden houses embody the personal, innovative, and timeless vision of the Ciguë collective and architect Isabelle Stanislas for modular living.
These architectural forms blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, fulfill our desire for immersion in nature, and rise to the challenge of both climate uncertainty and the growing need to reconnect with the elements.
Isabelle StanislasInterior architect & decorator
Alphonse SartoutArchitects - Ciguë
Justine CulioliFounder CEO - MA
Sylvie WolffJournalist
Interior architect & decorator
Isabelle Stanislas studied at the public architecture unit in Paris and the Beaux-Arts school. In 2003, she set up her agency, where she developed artistic concepts, set designs for Hermès and Cartier, apartments and houses in Paris and internationally. In 2015, Isabelle Stanislas began to exhibit regularly at AD Intérieurs and AD Collections. These exhibitions are places for research and innovation. She exhibited at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the Musée de la Monnaie de Paris, the Ministère des Affaires Étrangères, the Palais D'Iéna, the Hôtel de la Marine, the Musée d'Art Moderne, as well as in Rome at the French Embassy in Italy. She expanded her field of creation to events such as Thomas Erber's cabinet of curiosities and the Salone del Mobile in Milan. She created furniture with the Maison Pouenat, the Nilufar gallery, and the BSL gallery. While continuing her work on Parisian apartments, houses, showrooms, and hotels, alongside her furniture design, Isabelle Stanislas seeks to combine photography, contemporary art, fashion, design, and architecture by breaking the boundaries between these disciplines. In 2018, Isabelle Stanislas redesigned and decorated the reception room of the Elysée Palace following a competition orchestrated by the Mobilier National. In 2021, she published her first monograph with Rizzoli, titled "Designing Space, Drawing Emotions." In 2025, a creative unit dedicated to the research and development of the "Made for Now" modular pavilion project was established.
Architects - Ciguë
Standing at the crossroads between architecture, design and installation, ciguë reactivates archetypes to produce contemporary environments. Our projects are characterized by experimentation, stripped bare aesthetics and radical collage. Home to a team of twenty five based in Montreuil, our workshop is an arena where new spaces and materials are developed. By removing the hierarchy between different scales and dissolving the boundaries between various areas of expertise, ciguë reconciles the way we live in the world with the way we build it.
Founder CEO - MA
In 2019, Justine Culioli founded MA, a company through which she develops a cross-disciplinary approach to real estate, informed by her engineering background (École Centrale Paris) and her strong architectural, artistic, and environmental sensibility. She began her career at Bouygues Construction, where she contributed to the construction and renovation of landmark projects, gaining solid on-the-ground experience. At SFL (Société Foncière Lyonnaise), as Director of Development and Major Projects, she led complex operations for the prime Parisian office real estate company, overseeing the full development process — from the inception of projects through to delivery. As Director of Acquisitions and Development at Affine, she worked in Paris and major French metropolitan areas on sourcing, analyzing, and maximizing the value of investment or newly developed buildings, managing the entire acquisition process and defining asset enhancement strategies. Since 2019, Justine has been featured in the annual Choiseul ranking of 100 young leaders under 40 shaping the cities of tomorrow. In 2021, she was awarded the "Pierre d’Or" – Avenir prize, recognizing her as a rising talent in the industry.
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