Styles
6 months ago
The creative scene is developing a passion for Asia. In addition to events in Paris, such as the exhibition « The Art of Japanese Carpenters, » which tells the story of Japanese craftsmanship in traditional architecture, and the 9th edition of the Asia NOW fair, celebrating the richness of Asian art, international interior designers and designers are tastefully reappropriating the traditional codes of East Asia.
In the projects of these creatives (DIMORESTUDIO, Laura Gonzalez, Hugo Toro, Friedmann & Versace) that influence the industry, embroideries are taking over silks and other precious textiles, paper lanterns and lanterns are adorned with unique pleats, murals and screens depict dynastic scenes and distinctive Eastern landscapes, and lacquer is offered in an ultra-glossy version. This return to 19th-century Asian art injects a touch of opulence and rarity into interiors. Take a journey into this fantasized Asia.
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The return of murals and screens depicting Asian landscapes and scenes
Collection Constellation by Friedmann & Versace © Alexandre Tabaste
Saints-Pères apartment by Hugo Toro © Stephan Julliard
Loft by Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe © Haris Kenjar
Oriental embroideries are taking over silks and other precious textiles
Western creations or rare pieces brought back from travels: an exotic celebration of the unique
The Chinese lantern and the Japanese rice paper lamp, coveted pieces in today’s interiors
Metal and Silk Lantern Ceiling Light © Dimore Milano
Metal and Silk Lantern Ceiling Light © Dimore Milano
The Twenty Five Collection and Anthony Guerrée for De La Espada
Céline Hallas’ Interior, Copenhagen © Line Klein
A thousand glossy effects, lacquer in its majesty…
Interior by Fabrizio Casiraghi © Cerruti & Draime
