Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet are the masterminds behind Humbert & Poyet , a dynamic design duo that focuses on understated luxury architecture. Forming a partnership in 2007, they offer a comprehensive range of services, from building construction to interior design. Both of them studied in Paris — Humbert as a state-certified architect (graduate of the Paris-Belleville National School of Architecture), and Poyet as an interior designer (graduate of the Académie Charpentier). Keep an eye out for more exciting updates!
Humbert & Poyet's projects are known for their elegant and meticulous designs, creating timeless spaces using high-quality materials such as stone, wood, and bronze. Their primary focus is always to reflect the client's personality while respecting the essence of the location. They leave their unique mark on public worksites through their expert material choices, lighting design, and their ability to highlight space and set the perfect stage for the client to shine. "We maintain constant communication throughout any project," explains Christophe Poyet. "Our synergy forms the foundation of our work, ensuring that the envisioned space truly works."
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Marie Dining Chair
Marie is an occasional dining chair that seamlessly blends mid-century design elements with a contemporary twist. It features slim legs crafted from polished brass, a round cushion upholstered in luxurious velvet, and a round backrest. With no armrests, it’s ideal for casual settings such as bars or restaurants.
When it comes to interior design, Humbert & Poyet are renowned for their work at Beefbar Paris, located just a stone’s throw from the iconic Champs-Elysées. Taking over the space where Fermette Marbeuf once stood, the project began with the discovery of a room in the purest Art Nouveau style, albeit heavily damaged: broken arches, missing pilasters, and enameled ceramic panels. Restoring this historic space was essential. To bring it back to life, the architects collaborated with some of the best artisans—carpenters, mirror makers, painters, and decorators. This historical and aesthetic foundation inspired the interior designers, who are known for creating chic and quirky atmospheres that blend old-world charm with modern sophistication. At Beefbar Paris, Art Nouveau and Art Deco elements harmonize with industrial-style ceilings and minimalist woodwork.
In the world of hospitality, Humbert & Poyet also played a key role in designing The Hoxton Paris, where they created 171 rooms blending classic Parisian aesthetics with a retro 1950s vibe reminiscent of small industrial workshops. This dialogue across time is evident in the bathroom designs, which are treated as independent units—multifunctional boxes framed by metalwork that can serve as wardrobes or desks. As the decorators emphasize, “The room decor honors French artisanal expertise from two significant periods in Parisian history: the late 19th century and the 1950s.â€
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