Hydropolis

Hydropolis was born in 1991 in Avignon. Its founder, Gérard Saada, makes it a chic and retro place, where you can make your bathroom with the sandstone of your desires.  In this shop rue de la Petite Fusterie, there are Victorian style taps, barber badgers, cast iron bathtubs.

The people of Avignon come to lose themselves in this atmosphere with perfumes of yesteryear.  The shop is coquettish and charming, but it is above all at the forefront of the latest trends. Each piece is carefully selected from the catalogues of the biggest brands.

The loft was created in 2000 on the axis of the road to Lyon. A gallery of inspiration located in the heart of Provence, 250m2 of exhibition, high-end pieces, sumptuous references.  Daniel Labails took over the reins in 2008. He invited two young interior designers to sublimate the talents present.  They bring their mastery and sharp mind to Hydropolis.

The teams rely on cutting-edge technology, the layout plans are accompanied by 3D visualizations. The design of each project is thought and mastered. The bathroom is imagined from floor to ceiling. Each work with the right layout, with the perfect proposal.

Hydropolis now has more than 25 years of experience. The structure continues to spread its wings, its skills multiply, its fields of action diversify.

A second studio opened its doors in Sainte-Maxime. Partnerships are sealed with master craftsmen from the Avignon region. Bathroom decors are built in renowned hotels. The brand continues to rely on the technicality of its know-how, the finesse of its expertise, and the quality of its selections.

As of October 2021, the showrooms «Question d’Ambiance», join the brand Hydropolis, a subsidiary of the Quincaillerie Aixoise group, to form a single point of reference dedicated to the development and design of custom-made bathroom spaces.

This merger brings the teams closer together and gives birth to a new organisation that now includes 4 showrooms spread across the entire south-east of France (Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, Sainte-Maxime and La Seyne-sur-Mer), able to respond to projects in France and abroad.