I just got back from a wonderful trip to Paris, during which I had the pleasure of visiting the AD Intérieurs show house at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. The show featured spaces created by 16 French interior designers. The guidelines were that the concept be centered around a little-seen piece from the museum's collection. The resulting spaces not only incorporated the museum's selections seemlessly but were works of art unto themselves.
Designed by Luis Laplace and Christophe Comoy
Created around the desk of Clément Mére
Design by Isabelle Stanislas
Created around a 16th-century Venetian wood sarcophagus chest
Design by Caroline Sarkozy & Laurent Bourgois
Centered around Marie Antoinette's settee
Design by Chahan Minassian
Centered around smoked glass-spangled desk made in 1966 by sculptor César
Designed by Charles Zana
Created around a 1957 ceiling lamp by Ettore Sottass (not shown)
No comments:
Post a Comment