Appartement de Maxime Clair
I’ve been following Maxime Clair’s Flickr stream for several weeks as gorgeous pieces of European design flow by. Today came shots of his apartment interior. It’s a well-considered mix of homey warmth and crisp modernism. The kind of home I want mine to be. And he’s been so kind as to identify the pieces in each room. Pictured here (names in French):
- Chair on left: Fauteuil Diamant, Harry Bertoia, Knoll, 1952
- Eames Segmented table et DSX chairs
- Chair in rear on left: Chaise Anthony, Jean Prouvé, Atelier Jean Prouvé, 1948 – Vitra, 2000
- Black pendant: ferruccio laviani, FL/Y Lamp
- Table lamp: Lampe Nesso, Gruppo Architetti Urbanista Citta Nuova, Artemide, 1965
- Sculpture on mantle: Bougeoirs Nagel, Allemagne, Circa 1970
Update 1/6/09
Oh my gosh, it’s all so perfect. The colorful furniture, the hide rug, the gridded bookshelf, the fun photo hanging over the fireplace… and look at the wood parquet floors! Fantastic!
I love the black FL/Y pendant. I have only seen opaque ones before.
Wow! That looks amazing. It’s definitely perfect. I would love that in my place.
I love the way pendant lamps look in front of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Can someone remind me of the name of the table/shelf lamp — orange, on the bookshelf?
Hi Katherine. The item name is listed right below the image: Lampe Nesso, Gruppo Architetti Urbanista Citta Nuova, Artemide, 1965.
The coffee table is very cool with the art on top. I want it.