Bellechasse, Paris – Joseph Dirand’s own apartment via The New York Times
This week has been hectic so far, leaving me with no time for exploring Paris or for trying new restaurants.
But the idea of space has so inspiring to me lately — the space itself, the material and light — are relevant for my psychological bien-être. This week, the use of the visual sense is soothing my heart, and interior designer Joseph Dirand’s work, the quintessence of the French style of design, is pure visual heaven.
Bellechasse, Paris – Joseph Dirand’s own apartment via The New York Times
Bellechasse via The New York Times
Le Mas Des Oliviers, Ramatuelle
Le Mas Des Oliviers, Ramatuelle
Bellechasse via The New York Times
Ranelagh via @vogue
Avenue Montaigne apartment designed for a client via The New York Times
Avenue Montaigne apartment designed for a client via The New York Times
Among his nombreux projets one of my favourites is the Palais de Tokyo’s, Monsieur Bleu, a brasserie-chic opened in 2013 with a timeless design inspired by the glamour of Art Deco, the artwork of Yves Klein, and the minimalist style of Adolf Loos.
The interior is an elegant space filled with clean lines, lustrous surfaces, a gray and green palette of velvet banquettes and Eero Saarinen chairs, with marble being the stand-out choice in material.
It’s the perfect place for an elegant lunch date, an eclectic soirée or intimate rendezvous …
Monsieur Bleu, Palais de Tokyo | Photo by Adrien Dirand
Monsieur Bleu, Palais de Tokyo | Photo by @frenchyfancy
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