 Jean Louis Deniot是一位善于用颜色表现低调奢华的设计师，在他的作品中，可以看到巴黎人的浪漫，也可以看到伦敦人的绅士，空间多运用融洽色，艺术品是他作品真正的生命力，同时喜欢旅行的他可以轻松地从各地收集好看的艺术作品。 Jean Louis Deniot is a good at using color low-key luxury designer, in his works, you can see the Parisian romantic, you can see the London gentleman, the space to use harmonious color, artwork is his work Real vitality, while traveling like he can easily collect good-looking artwork from all over.  Jean-Louis Deniot在伦敦著名的Belgravia为客户设计了一套面积5000平方英尺的复式公寓。餐厅的桌子、Romo和Pasaya面料的椅子，以及蓝色的Savoy大理石壁炉架都是定制的。尽管许多按规格定制的室内设计不可避免地趋于平淡和乏味，Deniot的方法却不同。他表示:“我试图传达一种淡漠的感觉，这样装饰就不会显得僵硬。” The developer for whom Jean-Louis Deniot decorated this 5,000-square-foot duplex in London’s prestigious Belgravia neighborhood is wont to agree. The dining room’s table, chairs in Romo and Pasaya fabrics, and Blue Savoy marble mantel are custom. While many interiors commissioned on spec inevitably tend to be bland and impersonal, Deniot’s approach is different. “I try to convey a sense of nonchalance so that the decor doesn’t feel stiff,” he says.  这套四居室的房子以前是三间独立的公寓，拥有众多的资料 - 一个黄金地段，一个双层花园，有自己的前门，在一个小房间里还有很多横向空间。鉴于turnkey开发项目的客户大多来自其他国家，Deniot特别注重营造一种归属感。 The four-bedroom home, which was previously three separate apartments, has numerous assets—a prime location, a double garden, its own front door, and lots of lateral space in a city where small rooms are the norm. Given that the clients for turnkey developments are for the most part from other countries, Deniot is particularly focused on creating a sense of place. 例如，设计师在这里安装了18世纪英国亚当风格的落地门。虽然Deniot是一个毫不掩饰的奢华细节迷，但在这样一个项目中，他意识到自己需要保持一个良好的平衡。他指出:“开发商希望所有东西都非常漂亮和豪华，但同时价格也要有竞争力。” Here, for instance, he installed floor-to-ceiling doors in the 18th-century English Adam style. While he is an unabashed fan of luxe details, in a project like this Deniot is conscious that he needs to strike a fine balance. “A developer wants everything to be very beautiful and luxurious, but also to be competitively priced,” he notes.  洛杉矶的住宅 Historic Los Angeles Abode Jean-Louis Deniot讲述了他在洛杉矶的一栋历史悠久的住所。这栋建于20世纪30年代的住宅以都铎风格的外观和Shrader设计的花园为特色，以奢华而不拘一格而又极具现代感的设计而闻名。 Designer Jean-Louis Deniot Reveals His Historic Los Angeles Abode,dining room with doors leading to exterior garden.The 1930s home features a Tudorstyle exterior and gardens by Shrader Design.Known for luxurious and eclectic, yet decidedly contemporary interiors.
Deniot的室内装修包括开放一楼空间，形成更宽敞的室内外流动，并扩展到二楼，创建一个大型主卧套间。无论是什么项目，他都特别注意确保每一个细节都以符合空间精神的方式执行。“房子建好后，流行的做法是背对着城市。我们重新调整了焦点，以获得令人难以置信的景观，”设计师说。 Deniot’s interior renovations included opening up the ground-floor spaces to effect a more generous indoor-outdoor flow and extending the second floor to create a large master suite. Whatever the project, he took particular care to ensure that every detail was executed in a way that suited the spirit of the space. “When the house was built, the fashion was to turn one’s back to the city. We redirected the focus to take in the incredible views,” the designer says. 
与郁郁葱葱的景观形成对比的是，室内的调色板主要局限于白色、黑色和一种被Deniot称为蜂蜜的淡金色色调。“我想在有限的范围内引入尽可能多的纹理。”Deniot谈到家具时说，这些家具大多来自多年积累的一个收藏。大部分家具都是20世纪40年代的法国风格，其特点是使用了浅色橡木饰面。 In contrast to the verdant landscape, the interior color palette is largely restricted to white, black, and a pale golden hue that Deniot calls honey. “I wanted to introduce as many textures as possible within that constrained range,” he says of the furnishings, which were mostly drawn from a collection he has been accumulating for many years. Much of the furniture—including a Jansen game table with banana-leaf details and a set of Jacques Adnet dining chairs—is 1940s French, a period characterized by the use of light oak finishes.
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