Momoamo Paris: Curated hospitality & retreat design

Modern living room with white furniture, purple accents, and decorative elements.

Hospitality

Designing escape for Momoamo

Momoamo operates the Domaine de Courtigis, a 90-hectare estate in the Sologne countryside less than 1h10 from Paris, designed as a setting for corporate retreats and team stays of between 15 and 50 people. The ambition was precise: create a space that feels as considered as a high-end hotel, as functional as a workspace, and as warm as a home. Not a meeting room with countryside views. Something genuinely different.

Interior architecture: Thibaut Picard

A space that feels collected, not assembled

Across five fully renovated buildings and seven meeting areas, Enky helped curate an interior that brings together contemporary design, vintage pieces, and crafted materials into a single, layered environment near Paris. Modular sofas and walnut tables in natural finishes introduce warmth and continuity. Velvet and bouclette seating in camel and ecru add softness and texture. Vintage pieces, including a Jacques Charpentier modular sofa and a Pierre Paulin Tongue Chair, bring cultural depth and reference. Polished chrome structures, leather armchairs, and a Tacchini Orsola chair in aniline leather add a more grounded, tactile register.

Interior architecture by Thibaut Picard

Across all five buildings, coffee tables and consoles in marble, travertine, smoked glass, and inox create subtle contrast. Lighting was treated as atmosphere, not utility, with sculptural wall sconces, Sputnik pendants, and understated fixtures shaping each space from morning to evening.

A curated interior language

Contemporary, vintage, and design-led pieces layered to create a space that feels lived-in rather than fitted out.

Multiple ways of working

Seven meeting spaces, informal lounges, and quiet corners supporting every kind of team dynamic across five renovated buildings.

Depth through range of material

Walnut, leather, velvet, bouclette, chrome, travertine, and smoked glass in deliberate contrast throughout.

Atmosphere through light

A considered mix of sculptural and understated fixtures shaping mood across spaces, from focus to relaxation.

For a retreat concept near Paris where each stay is different and group sizes change, flexibility was as important as design quality. Enky combined a circular purchase model with a furniture subscription into a single approach: permanent anchor pieces acquired for the long term, and a flexible layer that can be refreshed or reconfigured as the concept evolves or expands to new locations. This hybrid model reflects a broader shift in sustainable design, where performance and lifecycle matter more than ownership. By integrating circular economy furniture, Momoamo maintains a consistently high level of design without generating waste.

The Domaine de Courtigis is not just a workspace near Paris. It is a shift in perspective: a place where teams disconnect from the everyday, reconnect with each other, and experience work differently, even if just for a few days.

Credits:
Interior architecture: Thibaut Picard
Photography: Didier Delmas