Kelly Boukobza is a Paris-based interior architect and designer whose work draws on Art Deco and French decorative traditions of the 1950s. She has developed a distinctive language she defines as Modern Art Deco, characterized by structured spaces, refined atmospheres, and timeless compositions that balance classic references with contemporary clarity.
Founded in 2012, her practice extends from interior architecture to furniture design, with each project shaped by meticulous detailing, material harmony, and a strong sense of proportion. Boukobza approaches design as a dialogue between artistic vision and technical precision, resulting in spaces that feel both composed and expressive.
Through her interiors and bespoke furniture pieces, she explores the interplay of form, rhythm, and texture, creating environments that are quietly sophisticated and enduring in their presence. Her work reflects a careful attention to scale, balance, and materiality, offering spaces that reveal their character through subtle gestures rather than overt statements.
Kelly Boukobza is a Paris-based interior architect and designer whose work draws on Art Deco and French decorative traditions of the 1950s. She has developed a distinctive language she defines as Modern Art Deco, characterized by structured spaces, refined atmospheres, and timeless compositions that balance classic references with contemporary clarity.
Founded in 2012, her practice extends from interior architecture to furniture design, with each project shaped by meticulous detailing, material harmony, and a strong sense of proportion. Boukobza approaches design as a dialogue between artistic vision and technical precision, resulting in spaces that feel both composed and expressive.
Through her interiors and bespoke furniture pieces, she explores the interplay of form, rhythm, and texture, creating environments that are quietly sophisticated and enduring in their presence. Her work reflects a careful attention to scale, balance, and materiality, offering spaces that reveal their character through subtle gestures rather than overt statements.
