Tristan Oair designed a mansion in the suburb of Saint-Cloud, in which the author managed to adapt Parisian chic to a country house.

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The house of the beginning of the 20th century, located in the suburb of Paris in Saint-Cloud, demanded complete renovation. The Paris experience of Tristan Auer was ideally suited for this project. Oair is famous for its style, purity of lines, skill, functionality. The mansion is in three floors, the total area is 500 square meters. meters, the final budget - 3 million euros. The owners of the house are a young family, lovers of modern art, well-versed in the subtleties of modern comfort. The couple wanted a comfortable living space with children and at the same time a trendy interior.

With Tristan Oer, the owner of the house understood each other perfectly: it turned out that both love oldcars. Their ideas about the suite completely coincided. And Oer, having presented several versions of the projects, was working on the one that seemed to the spouses the most interesting. As a result, the interior to the smallest details is adapted to the habits and tastes of the owners: from listening to music and selecting works of art from the collection to the convenience of moving around the house. From the windows of the living room offers a postcard view of Paris from the Eiffel Tower.

View from the hall to the living room. T. Oer closed the walls with wood panels of his own design. The black and white checkered marble floor underlines the classic elements of the villa.

Oair combined high-end furniture with antiques and gallery vintage. Something was found at flea markets, something brought from America. Tristan invited artists to paint the walls and he himself confirmed his class of an experienced colorist. He himself invented a central staircase with variable lighting, after watching the work of James Tarrell. As a result, the designer enjoyed the project and rightly considers it his luck.

The mansion in Saint-Cloud will go down in the history of an expensive private interior as a house in which classical and modernist motifs are artistically intertwined. The interiors were restored cornices and stucco, for the villa was specially bought antique oak parquet. Simultaneously with these elements, Tristan Oher invented new eaves, geometric wood panels and deliberately modern concrete supports. Connecting two architectural themes is not easy; while doing this, Maître Oare once again showed ingenuity and taste.

Large black and white photographs look great under authentic stucco. For the villa, T. Oer chose the iconic Gufrocus fireplace, designed by D. Amber in 1968. The drawing room palette is a discreet monochrome. The sofa in the style of J. Ponti and a floor lamp with a lampshade of complex shape look spectacular in daylight and in the evening. Living room. Five-meter sofa upholstered in velvet, diz. T. Lemer, - an unforgettable piece of furniture. On the shelves of a collection of robots - the pride of the owner.

The designer emphasizes that the owners of the house are real hedonists. They love to spend time listening to music, and the house has a speaker system at the highest level. The importance of comfort and self-love says their dressing room. The room is the size of a small living room, for which an art painting was ordered. It was the cherry blossoms branch that became the hallmark of the mansion in Saint-Cloud. The author's painting in a different style adorns the walls of the nursery. Parents - collectors of contemporary art - dream that their children show interest in this topic.

In the bedroom, T. Oer once again proved that his sense of color is absolutely aesthetic. The coloring is built on complex shades of gray concrete and beige-brown with cherry accents. View from the dressing room. Painting on the wall and doors Art et Breton. The dressing room is spacious and very comfortable. On the wall - a branch of cherry blossoms, painting, custom-made studio Art et Breton. Lamp Ingo Maurer. In the three-storey villa there are rooms completely devoted to works of art. Vintage motorcycle. Both the owner of the house, and Oare himself are passionate about vintage transport. T. Oer is able to work "white on white." The staircase of the house, T. Oer, regards it as a true success. It provides color lights on which the designer was inspired by the work of American artist J. Tarrell. The villa combines classic and modernist architectural details. Hall. T. Oer sometimes experiments with hanging photos and graphics. Built-in wardrobe with lamps, diz. T. Oer. Antique parquet was brought from two old estates.

Much of the luxury of the interior determines the location. Saint-Cloud - the western suburb of Paris - is located on the banks of the Seine, 10 kilometers from the city. Here stands the palace, built in the XVI century by order of Marie de Medici, there is a luxurious park with fountains, on which the French classicist Andre Lenotre worked. It is not surprising that, living in the midst of beauty and history, the local property owners avoid frankly avant-garde experiments.

The bathroom is truly luxurious. Marble panel and marble bath are custom-made by Real Marbre. On the floor - oak parquet. Black and white vintage photos in black frames in dialogue with a black frame mural. Ванная комната. Черный шкаф под раковину Devon & Devon. Комод Ginger & Jagger. Кухня ТМ Italia.