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Parisian Revierie

Paris pied-à-terre photographed by Matthieu Salvaing for Vogue Living

Photo: Matthieu Salvaing for Vogue Living, September/October 2025

In a reimagined 17th-century Paris pied-à-terre, an architect and curator craft an atmosphere of quiet grandeur—a home that feels collected over generations rather than designed overnight. Layered in honeyed woods and sculptural forms, the space pairs a 1930s French Art Deco sideboard with 1970s Italian marble lamps, a bronze head recalling antiquity, and a geometric canvas by Tage Kliwer. The result is a dialogue between eras—restrained yet richly expressive, modern yet deeply historical.

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French Art Deco sideboard detail Italian marble lamp 1970s Bronze sculpture recalling antiquity
Honeyed wood chair form Architectural bronze head sculpture Geometric canvas artwork by Tage Kliwer
Paris interior sculptural accent 1970s marble and brass lamp pairing French modernist interior accessory

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