| Abstrakt: |
This article discusses the design of a Parisian office-turned-Californian-inspired-bolthole. The designer, Louis Aspar, aimed to create a space that was audacious, sexy, and strong, with a mid-century-meets-cool surfer vibe. The building's lack of architectural merit led to a fresh and different design, with dramatic elements such as sculptural shapes, overscaled furniture, and rich colors and textures. While the space may not immediately reveal its locale, there are some distinctly French touches, and it serves as a hidden jewel in the busy Passy district. [Extracted from the article] |
