Architecture and decor are not just words for Tristan Domecq, it’s a lifelong passion that started in his very young years. His style honed over the years implies timeless spaces, fresh, sophisticated and casual. His interiors combine elements from different eras and trends but are always in harmony with each other. We are happy to share Tristan’s amazing portfolio…
The owner of this unique historical apartment in Barcelona has very special feelings about her dwelling. She bought this flat 14 years ago, her children raised here and some of the best memories are tied to this place. It was love at first sight: magnificent modernist building in the heart of Barcelona, very high ceiling…
California is famous for its architectural diversity, but Spanish colonial style is perhaps the most popular. This gorgeous house in San Francisco is just a perfect example of such. Stone walls, wooden beams, mosaic, and antiques make you feel like you are lost somewhere in the middle of Spanish countryside. Amazing atmosphere!
This elegant loft in New Orleans was inspired by romantic Parisian apartments. Once an old warehouse now it is a beautiful modern home with a lot of sophistication and a good place for the owner to host dinner parties. Brick walls as the contrast to all antiques and aged furniture make this interior really unique and remind us that…
When a family of antiques dealers dress up their house for Christmas, it is always interesting. In this incredibly cozy country cottage in Tennessee, there is so many interesting antique details that the owners don need to go to the flea markets for additional decor. For the festive decoration, the family chose the traditional red-green…
This Swedish apartment is surprising for its contrasts, both in the choice of furniture and design, and in color. In a more classic living room there is an unexpectedly bold dark blue color of the walls, and a modern sofa contrasts with an antique chest of drawers, an armchair and a retro stove. The kitchen…
The house where this wonderful apartment is located in Barcelona was built over 100 years ago, and this fact has found its reflection in the interior design. Vintage furniture and accessories, high ceilings and beautiful tiles highlight the solid age of the building and help mentally go back in time. Nevertheless, the interiors are very…
Marianne Tiegen‘s grew between Paris and Los Angeles, but it was French roots that are most clearly manifested in her work as an interior designer. Despite the completed projects in California, London, Switzerland, her portfolio is still dominated by interiors from France. Marianne travels a lot, hence the love of rare finds and antiques from…
This charming L-shaped townhouse in Montreal was built in 1923. Now the house is rather modern in appearance, but inside it is designed in a very elegant classical style, where functionality and beauty are ideally combined. The main features of the interiors are designer carpets, paintings, and refined furniture in the style of the times…
Bohemian atmosphere, large windows, wooden floors and lots of plants make this house in London an oasis of calm. Antique carpets, crystal chandeliers and large antique mirrors in combination with modern-style chairs and furniture create an interior full of contrasts that looks perfect. Fresh and cozy!
