The interiors of artists are always something outstanding. Today's interior is just such
There are two types of artists - those that live in nakedwalls, looking for inspiration in the joints of parquet boards and uneven strokes of white paint, and those who prefer to live in their own paintings, falling asleep and waking up in an exciting riot of color, shapes and textures. 
A pair of French artists, Miriam and Dominic,so tired of the greyness and furious pace of Paris, for nothing that for us it is the most romantic of cities, that having taken in an armful of two children and its unpretentious belongings, fled to a town called Nîmes. 
Here, housing is much cheaper, and the family was able to afford a spacious apartment with high ceilings and an excellent springboard for creative research. 
Each piece of furniture in this interior cantell your own life story - it is not so easy to find a replica here. Many of the chairs, tables and armchairs were brought by the owners from numerous trips and they were brought on by bright textiles, including from Robert Le Heros. 
At every step here are allusions and riddles - which is only a staircase that practically rests on the bed, and photo wallpapers with books in the library. 
And, like in many creative houses, there is a huge number of items made by hand. However, thanks to the surrounding "living" interior, isolating the object of needlework is not so easy. 
Of course, the ambiguity of the space itself withhigh narrow windows, stucco molding and baroque ceilings sets the main and fairly clear rhythm, but we are sure that with the proper approach, strong desire and sense of style, such a result can be achieved even in the conditions of Russian realities. 
