shades of meaning - Paris

February 17, 2022

Interior architect Laurent Buttazzoni — Magazine The World of Interiors — Style Hamish Bowles — AD Gianluca Longo

Wood-panelled bedroom with patterned curtains in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior — Chambre boisée, décor Laurent Buttazzoni, près des Invalides

Tall library shelves beneath a yellow ceiling in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior — Bibliothèque de l'appartement, photographiée par Jérôme Galland

Yellow chair beside large artworks and a blue lamp in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Pink passage opening onto bookshelves and sculptural lamps in a Laurent Buttazzoni interior, Paris

Curving wooden staircase against golden walls in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Pale blue tiled kitchen with an oval table in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Green lattice corridor with arched mirrors in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Wood-lined bathroom with books and a round window in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Triangular mirror reflecting bright coloured panels in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Orange modern chair beside an ornate armchair in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

Bust and small sculptures on a patterned cabinet in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

White and orange lounge seating among artworks in Laurent Buttazzoni's Paris interior

English

Published in The World of Interiors under the title Shades of Meaning, with styling by Hamish Bowles and art direction by Gianluca Longo, this story documents a Paris apartment designed by interior architect Laurent Buttazzoni. Set in a private mansion near the Invalides, the home mixes wood paneling, antique furniture and contemporary art, and looks out toward the dome of the Hôtel des Invalides. Jérôme Galland photographed the interiors for the magazine.

Français

Publié dans The World of Interiors sous le titre Shades of Meaning, avec un stylisme d'Hamish Bowles et une direction artistique de Gianluca Longo, ce reportage montre un appartement parisien conçu par l'architecte d'intérieur Laurent Buttazzoni. Installé dans un hôtel particulier proche des Invalides, ce logement mêle boiseries, mobilier ancien et art contemporain, avec vue sur le dôme des Invalides. Jérôme Galland en a photographié les intérieurs pour le magazine.

In interiors Tags Laurent Buttazzoni,The World of Interiors