Musée d’Orsay

Converted into a museum in the mid-1980s, this former railway station underwent an intervention aimed at restoring the full nobility of its original décor. We carried out the faithful reconstruction of the stone stucco adorning the porch, as well as the decorative elements of the tympanums on the transverse walls, the ground-floor cylinders, and the stone stucco elements located above the library.

We also created suspended ceilings incorporating lighting coves, along with staff picture rails designed to receive the stone stucco decorations.

In the upper gallery, we designed stucco picture rails integrating acoustic resonators and discreet fittings for the display of artworks.

Stone stucco cylinders on the ground floor. Stone stucco above the library.

Creation of Roman stucco picture rails in the gallery with acoustic resonators and ferrules for hanging works of art.