David Foessel is a French architectural and interior photographer based in Paris, known for his refined visual language and ability to reveal atmosphere through light and composition. His photographs often capture the subtle interplay between structure, material, and context, creating images that feel both precise and poetic.
Collaborating with leading French and international architecture and design studios, David Foessel documents residential, commercial, and cultural projects with an artistic yet documentary sensibility. His work frequently appears in major design publications, offering a timeless perspective on contemporary architecture.
LOCATION: Paris, France
Set as a new Parisian temple for mixology dedicated to Gin & Tonic, Tiger unfurls its wooden structure on the two levels of the venue. The staggered setting of timber weaves the bar, the staircase, the seating…
The project consists of the renovation of the old painter Pierre Lemaire’s studio (1920-2007), in order to create a minimalist and bright loft in the heart of Paris. The entire existing interior design and the slab was…
The ” Urban Cocoon ” duplex is situated in a 2 storey townhouse building on Charonne street next to Bastille.
The project is a renovation of a 70 sqm apartment in the eleventh district of Paris. The space features herringbone flooring, and maintains as much of the original structure as possible, including ceiling moldings and wall trims.
For its third venue PNY hamburgers chose to land in the Marais district of Paris. In this peculiar location PNY and CUT decided to take the burger joint on a trip to Miami.
The apartment spreads over two floors, with a wider part on ground floor taking benefit of the natural light both from the street and the courtyard.
