Situated in the attic, in the first arrondissement of Paris, between Rue Saint Honore and Tuileries, this apartment is representative for Sarah Lavoine’s style. In many of her projects the black and white omnipresent is interrupted by several dense colors, with a strong identity. Sarah Lavoine offers elegance and style having as foundation three chromatic pillars.
For Roche Bobois autumn winter collection 2014, Sacha Lakic has designed a unique sofa, suggestively named Bubble sofa. This stylish and colourful sofa is completely handmade and due to its elegant aspect it can be used in public places, high class social zones or even in our homes if they are defined by a futuristic design.
The tiny apartment shown in the contiguous photos is located on the upper level of an old Haussmann building in Paris. These rooms are known for various utilizations over time but they were always considered by their small sizes, difficult to access and rudimentary for habitation. Initially designed in order to be cabins for servants
By using appropriately primitive materials and craft techniques, designer Stephanie Langard has created Domestic Gathering Carpet. Its purpose is to bring people together who have fallen apart and isolated themselves due to the new technologies. Designer Stephanie Langard has chosen fire as a primitive element that has the power to draw people together. The carpet
Even if the general public preferences are currently headed to the furniture that is simple to maintain, for parts that display a few decorations and help to optimize the living space, old furniture items should not be neglected and should not be allowed to fall into a shadow cone. The old furniture bears stories and
Lacelamps is a collection formed by two lamps, a table lamp, “Land”, and a suspended body, ‘Sky’. The collection is the creation of Linlin Jacques and Pierre-Yves Jacques designers, and is the first of its kind of the two designers. Inspired by the traditional handmade lace, a part of the Lacelamps body is made like
The driftwood furniture and accessories are resulted based on the combination of hemp, stones, leather, metal, wool, acrylic and petrified wood.
Within a competition of parisian design “Jardin Jardin aux Tuileries “, the Barreau & Charbonnet studio came up with an appealing and interesting proposal, that is very useful and good to keep in mind if you live in an apartment deprived of a balcony and garden.
