Maison Ciel
by Technicon Design Paris

Maison Ciel is Technicon Design Paris’s interpretation of aeronautical luxury, presenting a private jet interior concept developed entirely in-studio. Drawing on the studio’s long-standing expertise in aeronautical design, the concept explores three distinct atmospheres, each conceived as a complete design world while sharing a commitment to emotional refinement and technical precision.

Across the three interiors, Technicon Design Paris developed the CMF specifications, custom furniture and interior architecture as a unified whole. This integrated approach is particularly evident in White Japandi, where the cabin is shaped as a continuous volume in ivory and warm chalk tones. Champagne leather, mineral gold and tactile white jacquard provide carefully controlled contrast, while bespoke seating and marble details reinforce the sense of quiet sophistication. Indirect lighting creates an atmospheric glow, extending into a private bathroom conceived as a pared-back spa environment.

New Paris takes a warmer and more residential approach, reinterpreting the contemporary Parisian apartment for the cabin. Two custom facing sofas define the lounge, while the dining area introduces cognac club chairs, pale wood, white porcelain and matte gold detailing. The private suite combines Art Deco-inspired geometric wallcovering with olive and gold tones, cement-tile-inspired flooring and black veined marble. Custom emerald lamps and brass hardware add further character to an environment intended to feel personal and lived-in.

The third atmosphere, 70 Transformative Teal, adopts a more expressive direction. Deep quilted black leather seating is set against dark wood panelling, gold inlay and a ribbed warm wood ceiling, complemented by continuous amber lighting. Emerald mushroom lamps provide a distinctive focal point at each passenger station, while teal wall panels and forest green carpeting reinforce the bold palette.

Together, the three atmospheres demonstrate the breadth of Technicon Design Paris’s creative approach. Rather than imposing a single signature style, Maison Ciel explores how spatial planning, colour, material, texture and bespoke furniture can be developed simultaneously to create interiors with their own distinct identity and sense of harmony.