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the office invites to write , in an "old Paris"
atmosphere expressed through pictures of Jean
Claude Gautrand from the Gad Collections’ gallery.
The projection room ,the third room, seems
designed to provoke dubious encounters meetings:
between oversized armchairs in luxurious fabric,
bronze sculptures, and velvet curtains.
a meeting surrounded by C. butler ‘s modern artwork
and Fernand Weil’s oil canvas
But mainly meeting with the "third art" because the
"must" is that it becomes a projection area with its
"Home Cinema", thanks to the integrated. screen and
ceiling projector
the decoration and materials create a special
atmosphere, a little "rock and roll" as Gerard Faivre
likes to sat .
For this apartment, three intimate and luxury
suites were designed
Master suite
in this, spacious and sublime,suite Gérard Faivre’s
collaboration with ungaro confirms the idea that
haute couture dresses refinesour interiors.
Filled with ungaro’s spirit , we find a quite ”
glomourous” atmosphere accentuated by the curves
of the bed, linen silk, by the wall covering gold glittery
but also by the sensuality that emerge artworks ,
marta Coulson, Frédérique Choisel and Jérome Festy.
technology isinvited to this suite: Behind the
ungaro’s mirror hides a television.