Liaigre: Twelve Projects

Christian Liaigre, a visionary interior designer, unveils ten of his most recent projects from around the world in this exquisite large-format volume.

Over the past twenty-five years, Christian Liaigre has built his reputation on the refined quality of his furniture and interiors. With a keen sensibility for space and light, design inspiration drawn from local cultures and traditions, meticulous attention given to the sourcing of materials, and an affinity for artisanal work, the designer combines the art of understatement with great elegance.

According to Liaigre, interior architecture and design should not be a reflection of fashion and trends but rather embody timelessness, tranquil beauty, and subtle luxury. He believes that comfort does not lie in trivial affluence but in delicacy and rareness. Since his last book in 2008, he has been designing both private and public interiors around the world — from the United States to Greece, from the French island of Île de Ré to Switzerland, and beyond.

This new book takes the reader inside his rarefied world, highlighting his freshest creations and encompassing the full range of his talents in furniture and interior design, revealing his signature style.

The large-format volume with cloth-bound spine offers inspiration for both professional architects and interior designers as well.

About the Author:

Christian Liaigre is a celebrated French interior designer. He has conceived homes for Calvin Klein, Karl Lagerfeld, Bryan Adams, François Nars, Rupert Murdoch, and Kenzo. He also designed the Mercer Hotel in New York, the Hakkasan restaurant in London, the Hotel Montalembert and Market restaurant in Paris, and the Club Med in Bora Bora