Design and real estate are inherently intertwined, this is the reason that at, JFTB Real Estate, all our team is passionate about design.
The role of the real estate agent and interior designer may seem 2 different worlds. but property interior design is more and more recognized as an essential factor of the real estate market and its sales!
Interior designers and realtors have worked closely for years to create alluring and attractive environments for buyers.
The tendency of interior designers and real estate agents to team up to bring new perspectives, has shown increasing popularity in decision support for buyers.
Any savvy real estate agent knows that by bringing in an interior designer for the sale of a property, the agent can focus on the sale and the designer can focus on design beautification and problem solving.Any interior design advices is likely to be seen an important advantage by real estate companies,especially when it comes to uniting buyers with their dream home, or businesses with trendy premises.
Combining real estate and interior design will be very effective in provoking a crush from buyers. Designers try to create innovative creations by redesigning and decorating the interior and exterior spaces of a property.
Property Design: your sensibility is more Jacques Garcia or Philippe Starck?
2 decorators, 2 atmospheres, 2 audiences: Philippe Starck and Jacques Garcia reign supreme over the empire of the french design. No fewer than 16 places in the capital of France bear their touch, whether they are historic palaces or luxury trendy restaurants. Starck or Garcia? Between these 2 stars of the world of decoration, the heart of design swings. The first one, Philippe Starck, gruff, is often thrown away, with his beard of 3 days, his biker's outfit and his wife on his arm. The second one, Jacques Garcia, with its white hairs, dyed tanned and costume of gentleman-farmer, cultivates a polite smile. Both embody 2 radically opposing and yet terribly Parisian tendencies. It is impossible to escape their aesthetic empire, since, over the last fifteen years, they have taken control of all the renovations of the largest establishments in Paris, France. If they are part of the double Parisian tradition - past and modern - they display an easily identifiable style: " This is Starck design! " or " This is Garcia design! "
Jacques Garcia is a French architect, interior designer and garden designer, famous for his contemporary interiors of Paris hotels and restaurants.
For his achievements, he was named commander of the Order of Arts and Letters, and a Chevalier in the order of the Légion d'honneur.
Achievements :Hotel Costes, the renovation of theRoyal Monceauin 2004 and the restaurantLe Fouquet's.
Philippe Starck enjoys playing with all the codes of contemporary design, combining it with the forms of the classical repertoire. Example: the Louis Ghost
chair in Plexiglass, which revisits a Louis XVI cabriolet. This crazy of engineering is far from the cold and minimal contemporary line, of which we are today
a little tired. It ventures into baroque universes where colors, scales and materials mix, creating surprise every time ... at the risk of falling into caricature and overdose, by overcrowding the ambiences of his creations diffused among the greatest International furniture manufacturers (Kartell, Vitra). We love it (or we hate it) for its great deviations: from the flashy luxury of the Royal Monceau to the comfort "cool attitude" of the Mama Shelter.
For Jacques Garcia, the scheme is quite different. Like the travelers of the Grand Tour in the eighteenth century, he draws on his solid knowledge of the
history of art to revisit the centuries. This great lover of royal splendor loves the exuberance, sometimes stifling, which borders on the boudoir cocotte, with its velvet red carmine in abundance and its games of light imitating the sparkling candles. Since the creation of the Hôtel Costes in 1996, the one that
marked its exhibition " When Versailles was furnished with silver " in 2008, repeats to infinity a formula that works. From the Grande Armée to the Esplanade, the neo-breweries Garcia / Costes end up resembling each other, from the jewel box to the plate. In spite of their talent, Starck and Garcia canton Paris in their image. In their wake, some decorative architects try to follow the same path.Patrick Jouin takes the lion's share by multiplying the achievements at the Hotel Plaza Athénée, the future Mandarin Oriental palace and Jules Verne. India Mahdavi made a name for himself at theCafé Germainwith his Mondrian universe, inhabited by a yellow sculpture by Xavier Veilhan. Christian Liaigre has designed a decor that resembles him, gray and cold, at theSociety, Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Paris, finally, is divided into 2 style. Ancient or contemporary? There are those who prefer the classic trend of the great hall of theFour Seasons George V: Aubusson-style tapestries, columns in the Greco-Roman style.Or from the pseudo-Louis XVI salon of the Bristol: copies of Madame Vigée-Lebrun and armchairs with medallions. And those who opt for the design trend: theHotel Murano, all in white lacquer ( Temple Boulevard, IIIe ) or Hotel Five, all in color ( Flatters Street, Ve ). But this non-style, half-consensual half-seen, does not succeed in ousting Starck and Garcia.
The places imagined and created by Garcia and Starck
- The Royal Monceau.Paradoxically, it is Philippe Starck's first major project in Paris, which has designed a pleiad of luxury hotels around the world. At the Royal Monceau, he blithely mixes styles and forms of furniture, books and works of art, orchestrating a subtle play of lighting and mirrors.
- The Mama Shelter.An unusual project in the designer's career, this hotel is the "social" answer to its commitment to want to spread "design for all". A stylistic recreation made of graffiti and high tables convivial.
- House Baccarat. Capitons, monumental chandelier, "genetically modified" furniture: Starck excels in retro-modern elegance.
- Lounge Eurostar Terminal.The ultra-VIP London antechamber.
Garcia
- Hotel Costes.The flagship address that propelled Jacques Garcia into the Parisian spheres. The all-fashion and the all-show biz comes to coil in its armchairs in fringed red velvet posed on large rugs Oriental style.
- The Ruc. Contrast of warm cold between the blue walls duck and olive green, and the traditional red seating which have a more modernist form. The luminous atmosphere is always filtered by the pleated shades.
- The Murat. The bourgeois neo brasserie. 1, bd Murat (XVIe).
- The Grand Army. The Napoleonic and international headquarters. 3, av. Of the Great Army (XVIth).
- The Esplanade. A more Empire side facing the Invalides for this place dominated by blue and orange red, and suspensions cast in the cast like guns.
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