Another Little Jean-Louis Deniot Parisian Pad

As many of you know, I am a huge Jean-Louis Deniot

fan and I thought I might leave you for the weekend

with another little Parisian pad to enjoy that he designed.

A group of wall hangings above a sofa

is always appealing.

His canopied beds are always spot on with

plenty of texture and graceful draping.

He is absolutely brilliant with muted colors.

A very warm and inviting hallway.

This chaise looks ultra comfy for reading.

Don't you live the black and white striped chair?

I also particularly love the rug with it's sparse

geometric pattern. When it comes to classiness

with style, you can't go wrong with Jean-Louis.

Have a great weekend! I'm going to slaving away

on those vacation photos so I can share them with

all of you.

All photos from Jean-Louis Deniot's site.

Spacious Parisian Flat by Jean-Louis Deniot

Jean-Louis Deniot has always done very well by

mixing traditional furniture and architecture with

a modern twist. The blend he did for this particular

flat is subtle in color and and texture. I really liked

his choice of fabrics.

Another angle of the spacious living room.

Love the floors and the pooling curtains

with an ultra modern lamp on an end table.

Here's the foyer that has modern pieces

and flair. Interesting metal console table.

Looks like a lady's room. He really went

tradition in this one covering the sofa and

walls in the same pattern.

Ultra modern bedroom which is probably

more appropriate for a children's room.



Huge chandelier and Love the

oversized painting that covers the wall.

All the modern amenities with

chic design and clean lines.

The color palette of the photograph

with the chair and sofa really entice me.

Any room or space you particularly liked?

All photos from Jean-Louis Deniot's site.

Jean-Louis Deniot - A Parisian Tour with Interior Architectural Details

I thought this would be a neat tour of interior

architectural details of a flat that Jean-Louis

Deniot designed in Paris. The above photo

has a neat modern twist to it by adding glass

on top of the wallpaper and moldings. Gives

it that little bit of glimmer and glam.

A modern looking living space with very

contrasting colors. I really love the rich

velvety brown in the space. Very nice

and bright lighting with beautiful french

doors - my favorite.

In the bathroom, a very cute Tromp L'oeil

painted cabinets and walls with wood detailing

painted on instead of the actual thing. It gives it

a bit of whimsy. I think the French are probably

one of the few cultures that can manage to pull off

whimsical with an upscale and classy feel.

A very cozy and relaxing room with classical

moldings around the room. The neutrual

palette gives it a serene feeling.

This looks to be a very nice library. I

love all of the wood paneling and shelves.

A luxurious small powder room.

Shelving from floor to ceiling in the closet.

And a very finely appointed bathroom with

marble and crown molding right down to the

sides of the bathtub surround.

I love the open shelving in this kitchen. The shelves are

very nicely finished although they are open. The kitchen

floor has a bit of a psychodelic twist to it. It wasn't something

I was expecting. What about you?

All photos from Jean-Louis Deniot's site.

Jean-Louis Deniot's Parisian Antiques Galerie

And we have more from Jean-Louis Deniot.

This is Jean-Louis Deniot's antiques store

in Paris.

He has stunning pieces in his shop! I Love the

chandeliers and lamps in his shop. What pieces

do you like?

An excerpt from a more classic flat he did in Paris.

The coffee table, though, looks to have quite clean

lines.

Love his use of green and gold.

Great blend of antiques and more modern pieces.

All photos from Deniot's website.

All photos of Deniot's antiques gallery are taken

by XAVIER BEJOT (photographer) - copyright.

Jean-Louis Deniot - French Cottage Style in Paris

I was really drawn to this cottage styled flat in

Paris that Jean-Louis Deniot designed. It looks

so pretty while having a very cozy and homey

feel to it...Almost like a very sophisticated version

of cottage style that the French can do so well.

I love the mix of furniture and the different

shades of greens he has used with the neutral

palette.

Knick knacks.

Very nice collection of kitchenware with vintage

glass, cups and plates. Again a very cottage

sort of feel for the kitchen.

A lovely use of space for a little reading nook.

I don't know about anyone else, but I

certainly wouldn't mind sleeping here.

The space feels like it's giving you a hug.

What do you guys think?

All images courtesy of Jean-Louis Deniot's website.

Jean-Louis Deniot ~ And a Stunning Parisian Antiques Store

What did I say about my obsessive compulsive-

ness? Here is a continuance of more Jean-Louis

Deniot work :-) My mom always told me the

Chinese version of "Jack of all trades and master

of none" described me well. In her words, she

would always say that I had a whole collection

of knives but none of them were sharp ^_^ It

took me a while to figure out what it actually

meant. So I think my obsessive compulsion

allows me to study just enough depth to be able

to talk about almost any subject - but I'm not

an expert at any of them...So on with my most

recent obsession.

ISn't this antique store just Stunning?! Deniot

did the interiors and somehow it fits perfectly

with the color of the all the antiques to create

drama. I just stared for a while at these photos

when I first saw them.

So what's the verdict? Love it or what?

All photos courtesy of Jean Louis Deniot's website.

Jean-Louis Deniot ~ Genius French Designer

Ok, I must admit that I have some strong
obsessive compulsive tendencies. I've found
another designer to "stalk." Monsieur Jean-Louis
Deniot ~ FABulous Parisian designer who now
has offices in Paris and in New York City. This
chateau just outside of Paris was featured in
House Beautiful magazine September 2004.
I am Totally in love with his interiors!

Get a load of this cover!



Set in the countryside right outside of

Paris, the owner wanted interiors that

were "livable" as he entertains a great

deal and has a dog as well. He did not

want anything that was too formal.

Deniot did a wonderful job in designing

and renovating the interiors of this very

outdated chateau. When the owner

bought the place, it had only one working

bathroom. Chantilly is the name of the

chateau.











Here's the cover - one of the guest

bedrooms on its own.

The sunlight looks amazing in this place.

The modern take on a classic clawfoot

tub, the orange and gray are an

unexpected surprise.





This room looks quite modern.



And Monsieur Jean-Louis Deniot himself.
He's actually quite young :-)

So what do you all think of Chantilly and

Jean-Louis Deniot's interiors?

All photos courtesy of Jean-Louis Deniot's website

and House Beautiful magazine.