Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

February 3, 2011

AD Magazine — AD Olivier Foltzer — Style Sylvie Thebaut

Pale grey living room with an octagonal mirror and curved seating, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris — Salon aux tons gris signé Jean-Louis Deniot

Mirrored hallway with pendant lights and an abstract white sculpture, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris — Appartement de Jean-Louis Deniot, Paris, photographié par Jérôme Galland

Wood-panelled kitchen with display shelves and white pendant lights, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Dining table beside sheer curtains with a view through aligned doorways, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Kitchen island beneath white globe pendants with a sculptural open bowl, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Dark kitchen island facing geometric metallic cabinet doors, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Glossy dark double doors with a circular gold-toned handle plate, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Dining room with pale chairs, tall candles and a sculptural chandelier, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Sitting area with a round golden table and patterned curtains, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Yellow-shaded sculptural lamp and two vessels on a white cabinet, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Pale veined bathroom with an oval tub and turquoise shower door, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Light bedroom with grey chairs and a branching black ceiling light, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

Gold-toned fireplace and sunburst ornament beside a white bed, Jean Louis Deniot, Paris

English

This report was made in an apartment designed by Jean-Louis Deniot, the French interior architect who opened his own Paris studio in 2000, straight out of the École Camondo, and has since built a client list spanning Paris, London, Moscow, New Delhi and beyond. Known for an eclectic style that mixes neoclassical references with couture-like finishes, he is regularly listed among AD Magazine's hundred most influential architects and designers. The story ran in AD Magazine, art directed by Olivier Foltzer with styling by Sylvie Thébaud. Jérôme Galland, who specializes in interior photography, shot the apartment.

Français

Ce reportage a été réalisé dans un appartement signé Jean-Louis Deniot, architecte d'intérieur français qui a ouvert son propre studio à Paris en 2000, à la sortie de l'école Camondo, et compte aujourd'hui une clientèle répartie entre Paris, Londres, Moscou, New Delhi et bien d'autres villes. Connu pour un style éclectique mêlant références néoclassiques et finitions couture, il figure régulièrement parmi les cent architectes et designers d'intérieur les plus influents selon AD Magazine. Le reportage a paru dans AD Magazine, sous la direction artistique d'Olivier Foltzer et le stylisme de Sylvie Thébaud. Jérôme Galland, spécialisé dans la photographie d'intérieur, a photographié cet appartement.

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