W
aho is the Hawaiian word generally translated into English as
“outdoors”.
Wow is the onomatopoeic sound we make to express surprise
and then smile broadly.
Fabrice Perret goes on to explain. “What happened with the pandemic is
that people finally realised how precious Nature is, and how important
it is to be able to spend time comfortably outside”. Perret adds a touch of
fantasy, making the link between indoors and outdoors so seamless and
so pleasurable.
« I like to say that the exterior of a house should be arranged with just as
much attention to detail as a room that we love.” Fabrice Perret likes to
stage. He’s a lover of theatre, and he also acts in comedies, which confirms
his penchant for “the amusing and light-hearted”. And it’s just as well!
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Giving himself full freedom in his furnishings, Perret uses various tex-
tiles, material, lighting and furniture that are easily moved between house
or garden. Perfection reigns from concept to production. “With a thought
to finishing touches, weather resistance, and esthetics, we’ve come up with
incredible comfort. Many people are looking for new ways of not having
to constantly go in and out.” Entertaining is made easier these days with
the use of ceramic “kamados” for smoking, grilling, or roasting, tempera-
ture-controlled wine fridges and mobile bars; and a panoply of collections
from companies specialised in the demands of outside living.
Profusion rhymes with cohesion: Fabrice visits his clients in person, or
works with photos, to propose a design with a full WAHO effect that’s both
state-of-the-art and long-lasting.