On the top floor of a 19th-century family hôtel particulier, Santa Susana has been approached as a process rather than a finished renovation. Piece by piece, antique mahogany furniture was restored, windows and shutters revived with traditional techniques, and layers of harmful or unnecessary additions carefully removed.

Each intervention was subtle yet precise, allowing the house to breathe again and its memory to resurface. The result is not a transformation imposed at once, but a quiet revival —a home cared for step by step, honoring its essence while bringing it back to life.