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Image Credit: 2.The second French interior designer in our round up is Christian Liaigre, who really needs no introduction. His work is such the epitome of refined modernism that we can’t resist talking about it. The French interior and furniture designer achieves minimalist French elegance with the use of sumptuous silk, linen, leather and wood. He also likes to ‘feng shui’ his projects, balancing calm colour palettes and relatively unadorned furniture harmoniously to create a serene atmosphere.
Liaigre’s projects include working on The Mercer Hotel in New York, Selfridges in London and offices for Valentino Couture in Paris. With names such as Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacobs also charting his client list, he’s undoubtedly one of the greats.61 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France. Telephone: +33 1 47 53 78 76.
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Image Credit: 3.After studying interior designer in Paris and gaining experience in his role as European creative director for Ralph Lauren, Minassian started up on his own agency in 1993 and soon skyrocketed to an internationally renowned name. Space is a primary concern for this French interior designer who redesigns homes to assist the flow of movement.
Minassian’s work can also be identified by the use of sophisticated fabrics and muted colours. His affinity for exotic materials (python and tortoiseshell have made appearances in his work) as well as ancient, such as stone and bronze, has attracted a portfolio of projects consisting of super-yachts, Parisian hotels, country homes in Quebec and stores in London and Tokyo. What is most admirable about Minassian is that he advocates the work of other furniture designers and artists in his own gallery space where his interior design clients can select unique pieces for their home.12 Rue de Beaune, 75007 Paris, France. Telephone: +33 1 42 96 88 88. Image Credit: 5.Joseph Dirand is living proof that timeless elegance comes naturally to the French.
The French interior designer/architect has a penchant for minimalism, cool monochrome colour palettes and clean-lined furniture. Thanks to his creative eye, Dirand has been taken under the wing of the fashion industry and commissioned to design several high-end stores including Balenciaga in Tokyo, Pucci in New York and Balmain in Paris. With his meticulous attention to light and proportions, he’s also a firm favourite with luxurious hotels and restaurants. As well securing a place in our top ten, Dirand has also secured a place in the Business of Fashion’s esteemed Top 500 list of people shaping the global fashion industry.51 Rue Saint-Georges, 75009 Paris, France. Telephone: +33 1 44 69 04 80.
Image Credit: 6.The seasoned globetrotter lived in Iran and New York (to name just a few locations) before settling in Paris and becoming the art director for Christian Liaigre. Now a great name in her own right, the French designer draws upon her well-travelled upbringing in England, France, Germany and the United States, integrating vibrant colour in her work from early years in America and plush materials inspired by her experiences in Paris. Arguably the edgiest French interior designer on our list, Mahdavi’s designs feature modern, imaginative aesthetics heavily. The epitome of eclecticism, Mahdavi is able to create super-luxurious Art Deco spaces in Claridge’s just as effectively as a playful, thoroughly feminine dining room at Sketch, Mayfair’s uber-cool restaurant-cum-gallery.19 Rue las Cases, 75007 Paris, France. Telephone: +33 1 45 55 88 88. Image Credit: 7.Once again, it seems that effortless style and the French go hand in hand considering Pierre Yovanovitch simply fell into interior design.
While working as a fashion designer, Yovanovitch redesigned his own apartment, which led him to designing spaces in his friends’ home, and the rest is history. His style is characterised by clean lines, simple modernity and a confident use of strong materials such as wood, marble, stone and metal. He tackles his projects in an architectural manner and complements spaces with a selection of custom-designed, artisan objects. From his first hotel project, the Hotel Marignan Paris, the French designer’s powerful use of colour is loud and clear.16 Rue de L’Arcade, 75008 Paris, France. Telephone: +33 1 42 66 33 98. Image Credit: Jacques Grange 8. Jacques GrangeWith a career now spanning more than four decades, Grange’s exquisite signature style has truly stood the test of time.
The revered French Interior designer mastered his craft with a classical education and, after graduating, learned further pearls of wisdom from the late, legendary maestro of French decoration Henri Samuel. Opulence is usually the feeling that springs to mind at a first glance of Grange’s work. Decorative furniture, light, intense colours and curved forms play a dominant role in several of his projects, rousing a Rococo mood. With a high-profile client list including the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Largerfeld, Valentino and Aerin Lauder (whose Grange-designed office was the backdrop of her ), the French designer is one of the world’s most sought-after. Image Credit: 10.The final addition to our list of top French Interior Designers is Jaques Garcia. According to Jacques Garcia “luxury is the simplest thing in the world: It is knowledge”. If this is the case, then this luxury-inclined designer has all the knowledge in the world.
Garcia takes a well-deserved place in our French interior designer hall of fame for his ability to tell stories with spaces filled with elegance and rare objects. He’s a popular choice with affluent Francophiles across the world due to his masterful skills with colour and flamboyant materials, including velvets and damasks. Garcia’s career reached stellar heights when renovating the decorative art galleries at the Louvre and the rooms at the Palace of Versailles, and unsurprisingly it’s still going strong today.212 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, France. Telephone: +33 1 42 97 48 70.
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