Harper’s Bazaar Interiors – Issue 05

The most fashionable of interior design magazines

Some spaces seem predetermined: an avant-garde villa in California, bathed in light and meticulously designed; a chalet in Gstaad, all blond wood and sheepskin; a Venetian apartment saturated with gilding and history; a bohemian hideaway in the heart of Luxembourg, amidst books and faded velvet; a palace in Jaipur, dazzling like a jewel. And yet… Postcards are made to be torn up. Codes to be erased. Styles to be transgressed. Driven by a few audacious individuals, interiors mutate, reinvent themselves, and break free from the preconceived notions projected onto them. In Los Angeles, modernism is enveloped in warm materials from Hermès Maison, thanks to the vision of Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry. In Gstaad, Lionel Jadot breathes new life into a traditional chalet, drawing on the expertise of Belgian and Swiss artisans. In Venice, Baroque ceilings clash with Attilio Codognato's collection of radical art. In Paris, in her father Emanuel's bohemian apartment, Cosima Ungaro evokes a vibrant memory. In Jaipur, a young maharaja propels the past splendor of a palace into a desirable and accessible realm.

Mix, reinterpret, dream…

From continent to continent, this world tour of reinvented style is a lesson in freedom.

Whether you prefer clean lines or bold statement pieces, this issue offers a change of scenery guided by a timeless, cosmopolitan, and unique compass. Welcome home, everywhere else…

Language: French