Coworking
Four ways to settle in.
A long table in the quiet, an open floor looking onto the street, the attic under its beams, and a counter for the conversations.

The long table
Six seats, at the foot of the vault.
At the bottom of the stairs, a room panelled in oak from floor to ceiling. A band of windows at pavement level lets in the street and the light, and a single linear pendant runs the length of the table.
Six seats around one surface, chairs that hold up all day, a lamp and a socket within reach. This is the floor nobody walks through: you come here for the quiet, and at the back the stone arch opens onto the cellar — the meeting room is ten metres away.
- Seats
- Six, around one table
- Floor
- At the foot of the vault
- Sockets
- Down the centre of the table
- Light
- Pendant light and individual lamps
- Rates
- By the day or by the month
- Quiet
- The floor nobody walks through

The coffee bar
Coffee, all day long.
A real machine, not a vending unit. Speciality coffee, matcha whisked with a chasen, ceramic cups you rinse and put back.
Around it, a curved bench, two poufs, a jute rug and the glass roof looking out over the rooftops. This is where conversations happen — the ones that never happen working from home.
- Coffee
- Speciality, unlimited
- Matcha
- Unlimited too
- Open
- All day
- Price
- Included in the membership

The shared floor
A desk that stays yours.
Long pale-wood surfaces along the windows, chairs that hold up all day, brass lamps and a glass board for the days when an idea is better drawn than explained.
You come by the day or by the month. The noise is that of an office at work: keyboards, a video call behind a door, the coffee machine two floors below.
- Desks
- [X] places
- Rates
- By the day or by the month
- Monitors
- [To be confirmed]
- Network
- 1 Gbit/s fibre over Wi-Fi


The attic
Under the beams, on the top floor.
Right at the top, under exposed wooden trusses: large work surfaces, a curved sofa, a jute rug and light falling from the roof windows. On the wall, three painted words — create, share, grow.
This is the floor you choose when you want room and silence. You work alone or together, you sit on the sofa to read something over, and the glass staircase leaves the noise of the house downstairs.
- Desks
- [X] places
- Structure
- Exposed wooden trusses
- Light
- Roof windows
- Lounge
- Sofa and coffee table
- Rates
- By the day or by the month
- Quiet
- The top floor