When interior designer Christophe Poyet and architect Emil Humbert first met in 2007, the working chemistry between the duo was immediately apparent. A year later, their interior architecture studio Humbert & Poyet was borne.
“We decided to work together because we share the same visions in arts and craftsmanship, both of which hold a very important place in our projects,” the design duo explains. “We don't work alone, we do our projects together, it’s a collaboration and its been that way since the beginning. We work together, forgetting individual ego.”
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They attribute their creative harmony to their passion and individual skillsets that they bring to the table; Poyet studied at the prestigious Académie Charpentier in Paris while Humbert is a graduate of the renowned Ecole Nationale d'Architecture Paris-Belleville. “(The partnership) is a real association that encourages debate; it fosters and nurtures a project’s conception and development,” says Poyet.
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