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"If You Put Color and Rich Patterns Everywhere, It Becomes Overkill" — This Paris Apartment Is a Masterclass in White as a Balancing Force

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By Ian Phillips
| Inkl
They also reupholstered a vintage Italian armchair with a multi-hued striped fabric from Missoni Home. "Its vibrant pattern combines elegance and casualness," says Stéphan. "We wanted to give this area strong character because it’s the first space you see from the entry hall," explains Julien.
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"If You Put Color and Rich Patterns Everywhere, It Becomes Overkill" — This Paris Apartment Is a Masterclass in White as a Balancing Force

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By Ian Phillips
| Flipboard
9 hours ago The other day, I finally sold an antique dresser that I had purchased online more than three years ago. I had intended it for a project but never actually used it because, in full honesty, it was all wrong. The listed dimensions had claimed it was 50" wide—it was barely 36". Its right legs leaned …
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Jean-Louis Deniot on Designing a Doha Palace: Inside His Most Accomplished Middle East Project Yet

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By Ian Phillips
| Vogue Arabia
One trip to the Middle East remains etched in French interior designer Jean-Louis Deniot’s memory. Nearly 20 years ago, he was approached to design a boutique hotel in Damascus. “It was to be housed in two palaces – a Jewish one on one side and a Muslim one on the other,” he recalls. “Their architectural vocabulary was very similar, just the colours changed.” The entry hall features blue and white Syrian-inspired tiles alongside stripes of Bardiglio, Carrara and Blue Savoy marbles.
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