Balmain Showroom - Preserving and Enhancing a Monument - Finding Inspiration
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BALMAIN
The name evokes style and fashion with a tradition, and memories of movie stars pop up: Marlene Dietrich, Katharine Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, Sophia Loren... Actually, it seems that not so long ago, the elegant Parisian couture house prided itself of discretion, and was reluctant to generate any kind of buzz. This all changed in 2006, when Christophe Decarnin, the new Style Director, revamped the brand... More...
SAINT SULPICE
Had Dan Brown wrote his Da Vinci Code today, his hero Robert Langdon, would probably be distracted from his quest by what is outside on the top of the church's North tower. Sitting up there, at 60 meters (approx. 200ft) above the ground are the new stone replicas of the four evangelists. The statues by Boizot and Mouchy, had contemplated the madness below since the late XVIIIth Century. With no respect to the Beaux Arts Professor titles Boizot and Mouzy each had... More...
FINDING INSPIRATION – a new process?
Over the past two years in the States one of the most commonly murmured statements – by decoration power spenders and moguls alike – has been "it doesn't feel right to spend so much money! Keep decorative budgets in control!" This was probably the bell tolling for many well respected high-brow design firms. The French say: "What hurts someone, might serve another." Indeed, the word is spreading that lesser known boutique firms have benefited from the crisis. More...
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