For over a decade, Gilles & Boissier‘s every project has revealed an opportunity to invent something new, to design bespoke furniture and lights. As if every project were a short film where interior design and furniture converse, contradict one another, sometimes even enjoy the situation. Gilles & Boissier Privé was born from the desire to create a unique collection of furniture and lights.
Mandarin Oriental Spa – Marrakech
A mod-meets-medina resort set among olive groves, reflecting pools, and a profusion of roses, the new Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech combines the Moroccan city’s picturesque charm with a crisp cosmopolitan look. Parisian architect Pascal Desprez conceived the 50-acre property, while the firm Gilles & Boissier dressed the interiors with handwoven rugs, latticework accents, and walls stippled in tadelakt plasterwork. Amenities include three restaurants, a spa with hammams, and access to three local golf courses.
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Four Seasons Hotel – Mexico
The Mexico City hotel has undergone an extensive makeover and now boasts bright colors and avant-garde design. New luxury experiences, transformed lobby, refurbished guest rooms and new signature food and drink offerings redefine Mexico City’s landmark hotel.
The contemporary enhancements envisioned by French-based avant-garde designers Gilles & Boissier tastefully complement the traditional hacienda-style building, making it the perfect venue to establish connections in a city that never sleeps. “The completion of this extensive renovation enables us to fulfill our most important goal: to always offer our guests and customers the highest quality standards in our service and facilities,” says José Adames, General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Mexico DF. “Staying at Four Seasons is like staying in a Mexican home – warm and intimate – with a team of Four Seasons experts always ready to assist.’See also: Boca do Lobo and the Art of Creating Exquisite Chandeliers
Baccarat Hotel – New York
French design team Gilles & Boissier devise a chic setting with luxe materials that include Baccarat’s crystal chandeliers and glassware. The otherworldly interiors within the Baccarat realm were both imagined and realized by Gilles & Boissier. The acclaimed Paris-based design duo lavished their attention on its soaring salons and 114 rooms and suites, each accented with Baccarat crystal and the fiery crimson shade of Baccarat red.
The hotel’s modern, vibrantly eccentric social spaces are anchored by luxe elements—pleated silk walls, a rug printed in a crystal glass pattern, a monumental white marble table. New York design masters Tony Ingrao and Stephen Sills, respectively, oversaw the aesthetics of Baccarat’s 60 magnificent residences.See also: Bold Statement Pieces that Make the Room
The Chess Hotel – Paris
Beautifully colored clay, mustard hues and three shades of blue. The Chess Hotel offers a distinct and original color scheme. It changes subtly from one element to another and forms the setting for furniture of exceptional design quality. The furniture designs originating from the Gilles and Boissier collection naturally occupy a prominent place. Within the guest rooms can be found some of their most inspired creations; suspensions, chairs … and even four-poster beds in some of our Deluxe accommodation. The luxury hotel also has outstanding ornamental details. Thus, the checkerboard design that adorns the lobby floor and reflects the name of the establishment is mirrored in miniature upon the walls of the bathrooms. On the doors of these, we find the graphic designs of the artist Cyprien Chabert, who also created the monumental mural that runs from the second floor to the roof of the hotel. Even then, art lovers will not have finished marveling, as a detour to the lobby will demonstrate.Don´t miss the chance to subscribe our newsletter in order to receive our latest news and articles.
