Boutique Blumarine
24 March 2016
14 October 2015
To celebrate its fifteenth birthday, AD France has asked 12 French architects/interior designers to fit out the equivalent number of living areas in the modernist picturesque setting in reinforced concrete of Palais d’Iéna, built in 1939 by the architect Auguste Perret.
The creative people invited, Alexandre de Betak, Bismut & Bismut, Dimore studio, Damien Langlois-Meurinne, Luis Laplace, Thierry Lemaire, Gwenael Nicolas, Patrick Nourget, Oitoemponto, Isabelle Stanislas, Daniel Suduca e Thierry Merrilou have recreated different domestic living areas, destined to astound thanks to a scrupulous research of original designs, furnishings and upholstery of various eras and styles, matched in freedom of choice with sure taste. The fitting out of the exposition, conceived by Adrien Gardère, is made up of a series of ‘boxes’ in reinforced concrete, with rough exteriors, which inside reveal wonders.
WHERE: 9 Place d’Iéna, 75016 Paris, France
To celebrate its fifteenth birthday, AD France has asked 12 French architects/interior designers to fit out the equivalent number of living areas in the modernist picturesque setting in reinforced concrete of Palais d’Iéna, built in 1939 by the architect Auguste Perret.
The creative people invited, Alexandre de Betak, Bismut & Bismut, Dimore studio, Damien Langlois-Meurinne, Luis Laplace, Thierry Lemaire, Gwenael Nicolas, Patrick Nourget, Oitoemponto, Isabelle Stanislas, Daniel Suduca e Thierry Merrilou have recreated different domestic living areas, destined to astound thanks to a scrupulous research of original designs, furnishings and upholstery of various eras and styles, matched in freedom of choice with sure taste. The fitting out of the exposition, conceived by Adrien Gardère, is made up of a series of ‘boxes’ in reinforced concrete, with rough exteriors, which inside reveal wonders.
WHERE: 9 Place d’Iéna, 75016 Paris, France
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