Fédération Française de Football, Paris

Designed for collaboration and focus, where playful aesthetics and durability shape every detail.

Design

Yemanja

Photography

Jonathan Moyal

Designed with the team in mind

For the renovation of the Fédération Française de Football (FFF) headquarters, Yemanja was tasked with rethinking the workspace to support new ways of working, while staying true to the FFF’s strong collective identity. The design was developed in close collaboration with staff, resulting in tailored environments that support both individual focus and shared moments. Meeting rooms, open-plan zones and informal corners were all designed with a specific use in mind, always balancing practicality with comfort.

Playful forms define the field

Subtle references to the world of football are present throughout the interior. Playful elements such as oversized sports balls, netting, and dynamic shelving bring a sense of movement and lightness to the space, subtly echoing the culture of the game. Our Streets PET Felt Hanging Dividers help organise the open-plan layout, improving acoustics while introducing a calm graphic language that reflects the structure of the workspace. In the meeting areas, our Radial PET Felt Pendant Lamps were integrated to bring both visual cohesion and acoustic comfort, contributing to a focused yet welcoming atmosphere.

Built to last, chosen with care

Responsible decision-making played a central role in the project. Furniture and materials were reused wherever possible, and all new products were selected with longevity and low-impact sourcing in mind. Our PET felt solutions fit naturally into this approach, designed to last, easy to maintain and made with recycled content. Together, these choices helped significantly reduce the project’s carbon emissions while supporting a well-functioning, comfortable interior.