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ABOUT US

Who are we?

Founded by designer Assi Joseph Meidan and later joined by scenographer Jeanne Boujenah, Bureau 411 brings together complementary expertise across design, scenography and interior architecture.

The studio sees modular systems as both an artistic approach and a long-term design strategy. Their ability to transform and adapt extends the lifespan of spaces, objects and materials, while allowing projects to evolve progressively over time.

Designing through systems brings together design, movement and temporality, while creating an economic model that can adapt to available resources and develop alongside the businesses we work with.

Bureau 411 is based at Les Ateliers Diderot in Pantin, on the outskirts of Paris. The site is a creative incubator dedicated to the circular economy and sustainable development, an environment that closely reflects the studio’s approach to materials, production and long-term design.

Assi Joseph Meidan :
Paris-based designer working across architecture, design and construction. His practice focuses on simple, adaptable systems using raw and reclaimed materials. He is the founder of Bureau411 and Brut Hardware.

His work has been presented at institutions and international events including Lafayette Anticipations, Art Paris Art Fair and Maison&Objet, where he was recognised as a Rising Talent.

Jeanne Boujenah :
Paris-based scenographer. For fifteen years, she co-founded and led Brunoir studio, developing a multidisciplinary practice at the intersection of scenography, design, and interior architecture. Throughout this period, she conceived and directed projects for luxury houses, fashion brands, and cultural institutions, overseeing every stage of the process from concept to completion.

How do we wish to work?

Our ambition is to build long-term collaborations with brands that want to develop strong and lasting value through research and design.

We are interested in creating systems that are not only visually and conceptually distinctive, but also grounded in ecological responsibility and economic viability.

By working over time rather than project by project, we can develop a deeper understanding of each brand, allowing the design to evolve with its identity, resources and development.

Related work / clients references

Omar Afridi - Modular design system for showrooms and retail

Arpa Studio-Modular design system for showrooms and retail

Barnabe Fillon’s exhibition- Scenography & production for Consortium’s exhibition, Dijon

Brut Hardware- Development of a design system based on industrial logic, 2025

Comme des garçons - Large scale spatial installation creating a walkable landscape from reclaimed glass façade panels and integrated light

Take care,
Assi and Jeanne <3