Over the years, I have come to understand that my clients rarely come to me simply for an investment.

They call me when they are about to make an important decision.

A villa in Florida. A pied-à-terre on the French Riviera. A first work of art.

What they expect from me is discernment, an open and honest dialogue, and the confidence that the choice they make will continue to make sense over time.

Two real estate markets. The same approach.

I work primarily in two real estate markets : Florida, particularly Miami and Naples, and the French Riviera, from Monaco to Saint-Tropez. I am not here to convince anyone that one place is better than another, but to help each client recognize the one that is truly right for them.

I do not represent a portfolio of properties. My starting point is the buyer. Whether it is a residence, a pied-à-terre or a real estate investment, every acquisition is considered in light of the personal and financial objectives of the person making it.

My selection is guided by the factors that truly determine a property’s value: location, scarcity, construction quality, surroundings, and long-term potential. I also pay particular attention to ownership costs and the specific characteristics of each market.

Acquisitions from €1,5 M.

An art collection is built over time.

I advise my clients on the selection and acquisition of modern and contemporary art. The objective is not to pursue performance, but to build a collection with rigor and coherence.

My approach is independent. I represent neither artists nor galleries. My starting point is the collector. A work of art truly finds its place when it reveals something about the person who chooses it.

Each selection combines personal sensitivity with an assessment of the artist’s career, institutional recognition, and market. I also consider how a work fits within an existing collection, how it interacts with its surroundings, and, where relevant, its significance as a long-term asset.

Artworks from €50 K.

My role is not to present everything.

I have always believed that trust is not built by multiplying recommendations, but by knowing which ones are truly worth making.

After more than twenty-five years advising entrepreneurs, executives and families, one thing has become clear : the finest acquisitions are not always the most spectacular. They are often the ones that naturally find their place within a personal story.