Marc於1986 年在機緣巧合下接觸設計，其後於意大利米蘭鑽研室內設計。與此同時，Marc涉獵不同的設計工作。在1993 年，他決定殖根香港為發展基地，與 ChantalRechaussat 及 Marc Cansier 成立 Marc & Chantal Design ，公司發展迅速，客戶包括各大著名的企業如 General Electric American Standard 等 。Marc矢至為客戶帶來嶄新及高創意的設計方案，並睿意融合平面及立體設計意念，挑戰創作空間。 Marc 現為香港理工大學兼職導師，亦是香港設計師協會及室內設計師協會會員。

Marc’s introduction to the world of design started by accident. In 1986, he won a furniture design competition in Switzerland with a highly complex and unusual design. The award was a trip to London, where he had the chance to visit the BBC studios, schools of design, museums and much more. This stimulating trip prompted him to commit to a future as a designer.

In 1986, after finishing his apprenticeship, he spent a year in Lugano studying Italian and Interior Design. Equipped with some basic knowledge of Italian and the determination to study design in one of the best schools in Europe, Marc successively moved to Milan where he studied at The European Institute of Industrial Design, he graduated in 1991.

In parallel to his studies in Italy, Marc worked as a collaborator in the G.P.I. Studio of Patrizia Pataccini, where he had the chance to participate in the development of design solutions for airports and public spaces. In 1992, he decided to search beyond the boundaries of Europe and finally ended up in Hong Kong, where he joined together with Chantal Rechaussat and Marc Cansier, to found Marc & Chantal Design in .

Since, Marc & Chantal Design has flourished, bringing in a series of challenging and impressive projects for clients such as Swarovski, General Electric, American Standard.Krug, Swire Properties, and the Hong Kong Government. Marc’s primary responsibility is to lead the interior and integrated design facet of the company. His fourteen years of experience has helped him to understand how to manage and creatively contribute to complex, multidisciplinary projects. By the desire to collaborate and communicate, Marc and his team develop and deliver exciting, creative solutions for clients. Applications range from retail, exhibition/museum, and show-room design.

Marc looks forward to taking on more projects in the hospitality industry, growing the seamless integration of 2D & 3D projects in the studio, and as always welcomes challenges.

Marc is a part-time lecturer at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and is a member of the Hong Kong Designers’ Association and Interior Design Association (IDA).