Just minutes from Bordeaux, Château Saint-Pierre was transformed for one private dinner into a setting of glass and light. In the heart of this historic estate, a 200 m² Blackline glasshouse was installed, perfectly aligned with the château’s architecture. Built on a cassette floor in pine, it extended the elegance of the building with quiet modernity.

Inside, the tone was understated and precise. Draped tables, Julia chairs, soft lighting, crisp linens, and warm-toned floral arrangements. Every detail, every line expressed harmony and intent. The transparent walls and roof revealed purple blooms climbing the stone walls, while the shifting light created a quiet dance as dusk settled in.

An intimate interlude, thoughtfully placed in a world of refined control. Here, technical expertise steps back to let the experience speak for itself.

Because atmosphere is first built through space, the 10-meter-wide Blackline verrière offered the perfect balance. Its clean structure, black lines, and glass walls created a clear and controlled setting, perfectly suited to the requirements of a professional event. Neither too heavy nor too light, it welcomed guests in a structured, luminous environment without ever weighing down the site’s aesthetics.

Here, structure rental revealed its full purpose: a precise tool designed to create the conditions for a smooth and refined reception, without compromising between style and functionality.