Aymeric le Breton
Trained as an architect, I have developed a career path at the crossroads of architecture, design, and scenography, with experience in France and internationally, notably in Seoul. These experiences have allowed me to acquire solid expertise in the conception and development of projects, from the creative idea through to their execution, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and ensuring consistency across aesthetic, technical, and experimental choices. I am now looking to put this experience to use for a major fashion and luxury house in France.
Support the team in design, space planning, and product/material research. Create style boards, furniture selections, and visual presentations for projects. Assist during consultations, understand client needs, and ensure quality follow-up. Manage logistics, deadlines, and communication between clients, suppliers, and internal teams. First person in Europe to join the Bespoke HR team.
To celebrate the opening of the new Casa Loewe flagship store in Seoul, Loewe commissioned Ad Arte to recreate, for one evening, the warmth and spirit of sharing inherent in Spanish culture. A long, central table was set up, inspired by the 2024 women's collection, highlighting organic shapes and vibrant colors. Long benches were arranged to evoke the warm, familial atmosphere typical of Spain, while maintaining Loewe’s signature refined elegance.
Participation in the design, execution, and setup of the entire event. Inspired by the masterpieces of Park Seo-bo and his beloved garden at the Park Seo-Bo Foundation, this project plays with linearity, repetition, lightness, subtle movement, and organized nature to create an immersive dining experience. Flowers, seemingly levitating, were delicately embroidered with invisible thread and suspended from the existing metal structure of the parking lot. Fabrics were hung to evoke the repetition that is ever-present in Park Seo-bo’s work.
The JIHO House, commissioned for a secondary home on Jeju Island's western part, blends luxury with modern design, departing from traditional Korean architecture. Korean oak features prominently in structure and facade. The house integrates a centrally located garage, divides into two volumes for privacy, and addresses Jeju's climate with a steeply pitched roof and travertine stone cladding. Inside, Korean oak enhances spatial flow, creating a unified atmosphere throughout.
The project involved creating a Korean bistro in Rennes, Brittany, focusing on a convivial atmosphere inspired by Korean culture. Combining elements from traditional Scandinavian architecture and Korean vernacular, the design aimed for a seamless integration of diverse influences. Shapes and colors drawn from both traditions enriched the space with warmth and cultural resonance. The choice of a brick floor, reminiscent of South Korean temples, added character with its aging materiality, reflecting a deep-rooted cultural aesthetic.
Model at scale 1-100. Representation of textures, carpenters, structures. Hand-made, without the use of digital tools.
préparation de la mise en place, découpes des produits, accueil des clients, service, cuisine, plonge.