FREE AND CURIOUS MINDS                                                                                                                                                                               AD100

Daniel Suduca and Thierry Mérillou are two passionate individuals, respectively a graduate architect from the École Spéciale d'Architecture and an interior designer from the Penninghen Met school.

They bring this passion to all their activities: architecture, interior design, decoration, art dealers, collecting, antiques, design, and more.

Originally from southwestern France, after studying in Paris, they settled in Toulouse in 1994 while maintaining the mobility necessary for a professional life in Europe and, more recently, the United States.

From Saint-Tropez to Comporta, via Santorini, Madrid, Paris, and New York, their creations share the same unpretentious elegance. 
Renowned for their nuanced work, combining the great names in 20th-century furniture, Daniel Suduca and Thierry Mérillou have made a specialty of cultivating interiors for a demanding clientele.
Their signature style is to create interiors that are gentle, understated, and timeless, combining a deep respect for the space with their clients' aspirations.
Close to exceptional artists and artisans, who are an essential part of their work, the duo enjoys commissioning unique pieces from them to add extra soul to their projects.

In 1999, Daniel Suduca and Thierry Mérillou set up their gallery specializing in 20th-century decorative arts at 11 Rue Pierre de Fermat in Toulouse.

This intimate showroom in the heart of the historic district allowed them to welcome their clients and share their discoveries, including creations by Jean Royère, Charlotte Perriand, and André Arbus, as well as Italian designers such as Gio Ponti and Ettore Sottsass, and American designers.

From 2001 onwards, they showcased their talent at numerous trade fairs and exhibitions such as PAD, AD Intérieurs, AD Collections, French Design, and more.

In 2022, the President of the Republic of France awarded them the French Design Prize for their international work during a ceremony at the Élysée Palace.
They are members of the jury for the Mathias Prize, which rewards young talent.