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For the record: these pictures from the recent AD/Artcurial Voyages imaginaires decoration event. 4 designers created rooms with a very pronounced taste for pattern and texture. I'd shown you Rose Anne de Pampelonne's wonderful curtains from the same event previously.
Here, an amazing rug from Vincent Darré's Dada boudoir (Codimat).
Here, an amazing rug from Vincent Darré's Dada boudoir (Codimat).
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Chahan Minassian California salon: textures expanded to the realm of pattern.
Fabrics Bisson Bruneel, Toyine Sellers, Rodgers & Goffigon.
Fabrics Bisson Bruneel, Toyine Sellers, Rodgers & Goffigon.
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The Francois-Joseph Graf African-inspired salon:
a sacred statuette brought into view from beneath indigo cloth wrappings.
The light was low, the crowds were thick -
it was hard to do justice to the painstakingly wrought details of this sumptuous decor.
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it was hard to do justice to the painstakingly wrought details of this sumptuous decor.
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Kuba inspired upholstry fabric
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Mr Graf is an habitué of the venerable silk weavers of Lyon,
Tassinari et Chatel,
partner in design.
Tassinari et Chatel,
partner in design.
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Surprise!
The fabrics in Jean-Louis Deniot's highly constructed salon also had an African design feel-
but the dominant effect was all together different.
It was like walking into a giant finely engineered 3-dimensional puzzle - advanced level.
The fabrics in Jean-Louis Deniot's highly constructed salon also had an African design feel-
but the dominant effect was all together different.
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The pattern impact goes right up to the 5th wall.
Fabrics by Romo and Ido Diffusion..
Fabrics by Romo and Ido Diffusion..
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