Born in 1947, Jacques Garcia showed a talent for drawing objects of art at a young age. At the age of eight, he built and furnished his first structure at his grandparent’s home. Later on, he attended a school of interior design and completed his education in the applied arts. When he finished his education, he began working for a firm of contemporary architects and created the concepts for the interiors of the Tour Montparnasse in Paris, Le Méridien hotels, and the Royal Monceau à Paris.

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Jacques Garcia is one of the top French interior designers, recognized for many exquisite projects around the world. As a designer, he has the ability to absolutely embellish any setting through his eccentric and out-of-the-box ideas. This time, the prestigious artist took on a different challenge, a 17th Century Monastery, and transformed it with the most amazing Rococo touches. Join Paris Design Agenda and let us unveil these rich details throughout!

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Studio Jacques Garcia is best known for the incredible and visionary work that they have done for the hospitality industry. Jacques Garcia has decorated and styled some of the world’s most prestigious hotels all around the world. Today, Paris Design Agenda pays tribute to this iconic interior design, architect and creator that has paved the way for generations to come with his stunning contemporary interiors.

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Being the 3rd most visited city in the world, there are lots of things to do in Paris. In fact, Paris is renowned as the place that inspired Hemingway, impressionist paintings and love songs. But when you finally visit the city for yourself, its charm transcends cliché. With gilded history reflected across so many arrondissements, here are 7 monuments seen from the inside that are among the most beautiful in the city.

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The Jardin des Tuileries is the quintessential French garden, with its verdant lawns, manicured rows of trees, and gravel paths, was designed by André Le Nôtre for Louis XIV. After the king moved his court to Versailles, in 1682, the Tuileries became the place for stylish Parisians to stroll.

Between the Louvre and place de la Concorde, the gravelled alleyways of these gardens have been a chic promenade ever since they opened to the public in the 16th century; and the popular mood persists with the funfair that sets up along the rue de Rivoli side in summer.

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