Gracing the latest installment of Elle Decor Spain, this Parisian Apartment by Sandra Benhamou expresses the interior designer's personal sense of style.
While relaxed and eclectic are two words that describe the designer's home, opulent may just be another one to add to the list. Though Sandra's home evokes a subtle air with its white wall tones and hardwood floor finishes, its velvet furnishings, colored art work and array of decorative objects give it the aesthetic of a modern, French salon.
A mix of the designer's favorite things graces her Parisian Apartment that is somehow a perfect marriage of form and function. The residential space embodies a sense of Old World charm and mixes pieces from different time periods together to create an unexpected sense of visual harmony.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eclectic Interiors
- Embracing a mix of different styles and time periods to create unexpected visual harmony.
- Opulent Design
- Incorporating luxurious velvet furnishings and decorative objects to elevate the aesthetic.
- Personalized Spaces
- Expressing individual style and creating a home that reflects personal taste and preferences.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Opportunities for designers to explore and incorporate eclectic styles, opulent elements, and create personalized spaces for clients.
- Furniture and Home Decor
- Demand for unique, high-quality velvet furnishings, decorative objects, and eclectic pieces to enhance interior spaces.
- Art and Collectibles
- Market for colored artwork and decorative objects that can be incorporated into eclectic interior designs.
