Modernized neoclassicism in a Parisian interior
Interior design: Jean Louis Deniot / Photos © Christopher Tueher
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20.9.16
Classical Futurism in Jean-Louis Deniot’s Baker collection
Baker & Jean-Louis Deniot
Classic contemporary or futuristic classic
This spring, the renowned American brand Baker unveiled its first collaborative ‘commercial’ collection with the French interior designer Jean-Louis Denio. Denio’s clientele includes some of the world’s wealthiest individuals, heirs and heiresses to aristocratic families, and prominent politicians… The collection, which took nine months to create, emerged at the intersection of Baroque influences and cool minimalism: the decorator’s generous references to various eras of the twentieth century are rendered in muted greys and soft shades of ivory. In this new collection for Baker, she has succeeded in convincingly creating an eclectic space that is characteristic of the present day.
1.11.15
A Middle Eastern princess' apartment in Paris by Jean-Louis Deniot
Paris, France
Interior architecture : Jean-Louis Deniot
Photos © Simon Upton
14.7.15
Apartment in Chicago by Jean-Louis Deniot
JEAN LOUIS DENIOT'S APARTMENT
Project in Chicago
Interior of an apartment in Chicago in a 1928 building overlooking Lake
Michigan by Parisian decorator Jean-Louis Deniau. The eclectic interior is full of
historical allusions. The design of individual pieces and the decor of entire rooms
are inspired by places, things and styles of the past. The new is stylized by the
the old, the old is restored and upholstered with new fabrics. The result
is a strange harmony of strange eclecticism.
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