Recognized for his eclectic and emblematic interiors, Jean-Louis Deniot performs in a variety of repertoires, letting his academic training translate into a vocabulary that is both informal and bold.
Minimalism is not for Jean-Louis Deniot, nor is exaggeration. Balance and osmosis are what he creates, offsetting the sometimes rigid aspect of architecture with an innermost vision of refinement, comfort and openness that makes his creations around the world a sanctuary to revel in.
For him, style equals lifestyle – it must promote harmony and well-being. A great enthusiast of iconic design, his decors have no shortage of fascinating materials and textures tempered with subtle color palettes, muted tones and impeccable lighting. At the crossroads between classical terminology and contemporary aesthetics, Jean-Louis Deniot’s interiors are serene, elegant and dramatic, full of nods to other time periods, but never typical or literal.
With an ambitious list of locations akin to the index of an atlas, some current Jean-Louis Deniot projects include private homes in Beverly Hills, townhouses on New York’s Upper East Side, Waldorf Astoria New York’s residences and amenities, a 57-story residential tower at Biscayne Bay in Miami, a residential tower with extended amenities in Palm Beach, private historic townhouses in Belgravia Square and Wilton Crescent, Cambridge House (In & Out Club) hotel, restaurants and private club, houses on both sides of the Strait of Gibraltar in Tarifa and Tangier , a spacious country house in Moscow, private homes in New Delhi and Chandigarh India, family residences on Hong Kong Bay and in Bangkok.
Jean-Louis Deniot has also gained recognition for the furniture and lighting collections, with Baker Furniture, and Jean de Merry, George Smith, Collection Pierre, Pouenat and Marc de Berny.
Adventurous by nature, Jean-Louis Deniot executes each project with the vigor and inquisitive nature peculiar to true visionaries, crafting and defining new design aesthetics with nuance and confidence.
