Interior Design: Remarkable Lighting Ideas by Jean-Louis Deniot ⇒ Regarded as the future of the new generation of French High Decorators, Jean-Louis Deniot has been one of the leading names in the industry of interior architecture and design mainly due to its innovative approach.
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Jean-Louis Deniotfirst opened his interior design firm in 2000 and has since then worked on several exclusive projects, from outstanding penthouses in New York City to various Parisian apartments, not to mention, the designer also has his own furniture and lighting collection. Now, Modern Chandeliers explores a series of interior spaces developed by the French creator that highlight the most striking lighting ideas.
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In a New Dehli residence, Deniot upgraded a luxurious bedroom design with a custom-made headboard, a mahogany canopy, and a remarkable hanging fixture, not to mention a striking wall mirror by Line Vautrin.
Jean-Louis Deniot beautifully decorated this Miami South Beach penthouse that pays homage to the Art Deco design style. In the living room, you can actually found furnishings from Deniot’s Baker Furniture collection as well as other outstanding designs, including a Hevé Van der Straeten side table, one of the most outstanding lighting ideas you will ever see: 1920s bronze-and-alabaster chandelier, and a Galerie Diurne rug, among others.
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For the bathroom decor of a Parisian apartment designed for a Middle Eastern princess, Deniot opted for a deep turquoise color paint and exquisite bathroom furnishings, such as a Jacob Delafon bathtub, lustrous sconces by Niermann Weeks, a Veerey Greene chair covered with fabrics from Armani Casa, and countless others.
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In the deluxe dining room of a turnkey townhouse in London, one can find 18th-century English neoclassical armchairs and a Louis XVI crystal chandelier that certainly introduces an historic character to this home.
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In conclusion, Jean-Louis Deniot’s decors feature no shortage of arresting materials and textures tempered with subtle color palettes, muted tones, and impeccable lighting. At the crossroads between classical terminology and contemporary aesthetics, Jean-Louis Deniot’s interiors are serene, elegant, and dramatic as awash with nods to other time periods, yet never typical or literal.
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