This weekend the Wall Street Journal runs a terrific profile of the "dressed-down" aesthetic made famous by French interior designer Jacques Grange. Says writer David Netto, "His rooms have an optimistic elegance, as if his clients got rich but stayed bohemian. Mr. Grange is one of the inventors of this taste, which, while French in origin, is completely unlimited in terms of the cultures and periods it references." [WSJ]
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