When parisian Art de Vivre meets Palm Springs, the Hamptons, and Japan

In Neuilly-sur-Seine, fashion consultant and influencer Géraldine Boublil, better known as Erin Off Duty, has reimagined her family apartment with the same sensitivity that guides her approach to fashion: a balance between timeless elegance, modernity, and everyday comfort. As co-founder of the design studio Things From, she drew inspiration from three universes that blend seamlessly together: the openness and light of Palm Springs, the relaxed elegance of the Hamptons, and the serene minimalism of Japanese aesthetics. This vision comes to life through a neutral palette and clean lines, enhanced by Cosentino’s materials, chosen as much for their beauty as for their technical performance.

In the kitchen, the Dekton Arga surface, inspired by Taj Mahal quartzite, combines mineral warmth with durability, allowing pots and pans to be placed directly on the surface while ensuring effortless maintenance.

The master bathroom embraces a Hamptons-inspired style with Sensa Siberia natural stone, made completely impermeable thanks to SenGuard technology, which protects the surface while highlighting its subtle veining, and is elevated by the sophistication of a corbel edge detail. The flooring and shower feature Dekton Albarium in a concrete-effect large format, minimizing joints to create visual continuity and easier cleaning.

For the children’s bathroom, Géraldine chose Dekton Nebbia, reminiscent of Italian natural stone, to create a soft and neutral atmosphere. Finally, in the guest bathroom, she embraced a bolder choice with Silestone Jardin Emerald, whose deep green hues and golden veining transform the space into a striking decorative statement.

Through this project, Géraldine illustrates her vision of a lifestyle where fashion and design constantly inspire one another, while showcasing how Cosentino’s surfaces make it possible to combine aesthetic refinement, durability, and creative freedom in an interior that feels both inspiring and welcoming.