Paris-based designer and architect, India Mahdavi is able to create statement-making interiors and designs using vibrant and vivacious colours. The proficient designer was recently nominated as one of the top designers and architects of Architectural Digest’s 2018 AD100 List.
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Humor plays an important part in her design. She uses simple yet noble materials such as wood, lacquer and ceramic. In her mind, her furniture pieces are designed as accessories, they blend and become an important and integral piece of someone’s space. She is also considered to be the reigning queen of colour, but above all, her furniture captures her personality – modern, elegant and out of the ordinary. Now, let’s recall six of her best design projects.
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The Store highlights pink-velvet paneling, brass accents, and geometric finishes.
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The designer paid tribute to the brand’s heritage while also giving a modern twist to the space through a delicate combination of sumptuous materials, rich hues and exquisite finishes.
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Mahdavi masterfully decorated this dining venue so that each room had a different style. Red, Yellow and Black were the colors of choice as well as vector patterns in the furniture and carpets.
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A contemporary brasserie located on the Place de la Bastille, in Paris.
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The designer enhanced the design of the bar by reupholstering the original wingback chairs in a contemporary, jewel-coloured velvet.
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In this suite, Mahdavi decorated with her own mirror, Treffle, finished in rattan and organic materials.
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