Many of us at Remodelista have long admired Casey Casey, a Paris-based, under-the-radar clothing brand found in the likes of Dover Street Market. To love Casey Casey, you must have a love of materiality, and particularly of extremely crispy cottons and deliberate wrinkled fabrics. Seeing clothing as “veils and canvases to express oneself in,” self-taught designer Gareth Casey is a trained ceramicist, painter, and sculptor. It’s no wonder that Gareth was so intricately involved in the creation of the first Casey Casey atelier and showroom, now located at 6 Rue de Solférino in Paris.

Working with architecture and urban strategy firm Atelier NEA, Gareth sought “light, simplicity, rhythm, and quality with subtle and constrained materiality and texture” for the space. In fact, the more Gareth and Atelier NEA collaborated, the more restrained the resulting design: “During the process, the different design elements became more and more simplified and understated,” he describes. Join us for a tour through the warm yet distinctly monastic interiors.

Photography by Lorenzo Zandri, courtesy of Casey Casey.

For a look inside other shops and showrooms we admire, see our posts:

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• On the Nose: Ffern in London, a Perfume Shop With a Sensual Aura
• Artist Visit: Kaori Tatebayashi’s Ceramic Garden