It's always interesting to take a look into the designers' house, becausefor themselves, they choose the best. Today we will find out what designer Stephane Chamard filled the 372 square meters of her new home with. Like people, houses have hard times. This house had been through a difficult period for 30 years, so when the new owner, designer Stephane Chamard, crossed its threshold, she experienced a slight shock: almost nothing in this house worked.
As Stephane Chamard admits, moving fromluxury Parisian apartment to her husband in Toronto was a serious step for her. But this step, as it turned out, was the first on a long road to family happiness.
The house needed repairs: the walls were crumbling, the pipes and sewerage system were not functioning. But there were also advantages: a spacious hallway, huge rooms and rare finishing details that had been preserved here and there.
The owner decorated the hallway by combining classic andmodernity in a black and white composition with bright orange and red accents. The doors were saved, but it took a lot of time to restore them.
Stephane Chamard applied the same approach toother rooms: two main colors - two accent colors; several iconic pieces like the Egg Chair in the living room; a dozen bright pieces of modern art; branded furniture and a lot of interesting design finds throughout the house.
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Bright black and white apartment
