AD Interiors 2018 exhibitions is a curated selection of top interior designers showcases extraordinary interiors decorated with unique art pieces and luxury modern furniture, This is an initiative sponsored by AD Magazine during the Paris Design Week. This year’s theme is ” Brute and Precious”.
The event launched in 2010 which consists of giving carte blanche to the best interior designers, selected by the magazine’s editors, to reinvent new concepts for the contemporary home. Discover the amazing interior designs created by the top players in the design industry.
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The couture room of Anne-Sophie Pailleret
Ivory, bronze and gold, the delicate tones of this feminine room evoke the Hollywood glamor of the roaring twenties.
The nocturnal smoking room of Humbert & Poyet
Purple carpet on the floor textured walls and notched staff ceiling compose an architectural, intimate and cozy setting neo-Art Deco spirit.
The bathroom of Nicolas Schuybroek
This classic composition is tinged with discreet Art Deco references.
The playboy room by Oitoemponto
Everything is a game of contrasts and concordances, between exotic, floral motifs and the classical architecture.
The office by Stéphane Parmentier
Playing on the principle of French symmetries, Stéphane Parmentier organizes a neoclassical desk with minimalist accents.
The play circle Laura Gonzalez
With her family working in the casino business, Laura Gonzalez recalls her childhood memories. She imagines a game room hidden behind a spectacular chiseled chisel.
The meditation room of Mathieu Lehanneur
Mathieu Lehanneur designs this immaculate space around ample modular sofas inviting to debates, meetings in serenity.
The dandy antechamber of a Lecoadic Scotto
Eager to pay tribute to the art of living of the writer Gabriele d’Annunzio, the duo of decorators imagines a place full of references to neoclassical architecture.
The neo-classical dining room of Juan Pablo Molyneux
Deconstructed, unstructured and recomposed, this procession of ancient characters is adorned with a new modernity.
The precious office of Thierry Lemaire
The designer mixes styles and periods to define a space in contrasts.
The conversation lounge of Bismut & Bismut
Michel and Daniel Bismut conceive their space as an immersive experience.
The reading room Eric Schmitt
A place of reflection dedicated to reading as much as to the contemplation of the sculptural furniture displayed.
The Office of Philanthropists Ramy Fischler
Ramy Fischler designs innovative furniture, which renews the codes of work.
The manga tea room of Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman
An illustrated wallpaper of the most beautiful exemplars invites to immerse yourself a little more in the manga universe.
The bohemian library of Fabrizio Casiraghi
An eclectic spirit blows in this room made of learned mixtures.
Source: AD Magazines
Photography: Claire Israel
