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How to combine incongruous: an apartment in Paris

Today we will show you another beautiful white oneapartment. True, it has a lot of colorful and unusual things. Using this interior as an example, you will see that it is normal to combine the incompatible, and you will also once again be convinced of the superiority of white. Paola Bjäringer lives in this apartment - a very creative girl who has her own art gallery, which is why she wanted to make her home unusual and decorate it with interesting interior items. To do this, she turned to her friend, contemporary artist and designer Joseph Caspari. His style is distinguished by simplicity and minimalism. The designer calls his projects large-scale functional sculpture. In this interior, he managed to harmoniously combine a purple sofa, furniture made of straw, latex, leather belts and a wicker throne. And all of these are not museum exhibits, but functional items.

Fusion of cultures

To diversify your life, it is enoughsurround yourself with interesting objects, as our heroine did. Paola Bjeringer was born in Sweden, grew up in Catalonia, received an education in London, and lives in France. Each of these countries left a mark on her soul, which was later reflected in the interior. She became interested in design and opened the Slott gallery in 2009. Over time, Paola's unbridled passion for creative interior items spread to her home space. Now the apartment resembles an art gallery with furniture of unusual shapes. Here you can see a modern leather ball chair next to an 18th-century buffet. Joseph Caspari was able to combine in the interior the features of different cultures that are close to the young woman. Her creative and deep nature gravitates towards everything unusual.

A discreet backdrop for artwork

Despite the fact that the furniture and decor itemsdifferent in style and form, they delight and focus attention on themselves. The interior of the apartment looks bright, friendly and warm. A real place to live! The Scandinavian style was taken as a basis for the interior. It became the perfect background for the interior items. Thanks to this, you can pay attention to the exclusivity of each of them. In the dining room, the table was made according to sketches by Joseph Caspari in the Vilanova company. Around the table are interesting Branca chairs from the Mattiazzi factory. Their uniqueness lies in the fact that they are made from a single piece of wood. On the wall is a famous photo taken by Gregory Abou. Simple, but tasteful. The chair of the Swiss Philippe Bestenheider in the form of a honeycomb has an ironic shape and outwardly resembles a throne. And it quite claims to be an art object in the interior.

Purple sofa and straw pouf

The central place in the living room becamepurple sofa. In this case, it maintains restraint and an aristocratic atmosphere in the space. This is the color of luxury and good taste. The versatility of purple is that it easily combines with other colors, both warm and cold. Against the background of the gray floor and white walls and ceiling, all the objects in the room look more expressive and their unusual shapes are clearly visible. Like, for example, the coffee table of the French designer Arik Levy. The purple sofa dominates the space, it sets a modern dynamic, and other colors act as secondary and dilute the composition. The pouf and chair made of straw with latex, made in an organic form, create a soft and flexible union, so they fit perfectly into this interior. This is a new approach to the use of natural materials. Contrast is the most effective way to highlight a certain silhouette. It is often used in design art.

Creative accents in the bedroom

Don't rush to throw away leather belts.There is an interesting idea for their use. As you can see, in the bedroom there is a chair from the famous Malati Crasset. It is made of leather belts. Together with the colored latex chair, it became a bright accent of the simple-looking interior.

Terrace

The terrace has been transformed into an elegant and cozy placefor relaxation, and Konstantin Grcic chairs decorate the space. The chairs use a special technology that creates sculptural voids. The tree and the deer head complete the overall composition of the terrace. Our opinion: - All the furniture in the apartment is functional, beautiful and accessible for use. Some of Paola's favorite interior items are lamps by Arik Levy. The interior expresses the rich inner world of the hostess, not devoid of creativity.

Interior before renovation

This is how the apartment looked before and during the renovation. josephcaspari.com

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