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The lounge chairs
A pair of lounge chairs on a single folded ribbon of black lacquer, dressed in brown suede and a cream and black woven check.
AMAIRA
Amaira is a Haussmann apartment in Neuilly. In its living and dining rooms, the Paris of 1890 meets the Paris of now. Their soul was kept, the carved cornices, tall French windows and honeyed light, and something unapologetically modern was placed inside it.
Two curved columns in bookmatched walnut divide living from dining without a single wall, wrapping both rooms in one warm envelope. The palette of oxblood, forest, cognac and brass sits low and close to the body, while the plaster above stays pale and luminous.
A pair of lounge chairs on a single folded ribbon of black lacquer, dressed in brown suede and a cream and black woven check.
Dining chairs in dark walnut that turn the classic bobbin chair into a string of oversized wooden pearls.
A low oval table in beige onyx, veined with hints of wine red.
On the Calacatta wall, a sculptural brass mirror folds the living room back into the dining room.
These are not rooms you look at. They are rooms you sink into.
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