As part of Hopscotch Luxe’s response to Chaumet’s competitive tender, ateliergh developed a scenographic concept for a private High Jewellery viewing at the Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay. Drawing on topography, the proposal takes the form of a landscape promenade in which the jewels become the flora and fauna.

Sculpted islands with organic contours shape the terrain of this interior landscape. Their curves and varying heights guide visitors, open up sightlines and invite closer encounters with the pieces. Along the promenade, the jewellery creations emerge as precious inhabitants, bringing the landscape to life.

Graphic, atmospheric veils extend the topography vertically. They filter views, suggest depth and establish a dialogue between this abstract landscape and the abbey’s historic architecture. A luminous canopy envelops the composition, accompanying the discovery of the jewels.

Freshness, softness and warmth permeate the setting through colour, materials and light. The scenography offers a sensory experience of nature, bringing the landscape and the Maison’s creations together within a shared world.