The American Cancer Society ‘Hope Lodge’ Jerome L. Greene Family Center is a 60-room facility on West 32nd St. between Penn Station and Greeley Square Park. by New York Spaces photographer Generic Brand Human Media Productions NYS: Can you please tell our readers what Hope Lodge is all about? Guillaume Gentet: The American Cancer Society…
For a bedroom that brings a bit of Paris to New York, who better to design it than Guillaume Gentet? A palette of mint green, cream, and pale pink adorns the sweet space designed with modern honeymooners in mind. Read More
On Tuesday, December 6th, The Hope Lodge NYC Holiday Bash featured incredible tablescapes inspired by the “Seasons of Hope” with proceeds benefiting The American Cancer Society®’s Hope Lodge NYC. Designer Guillaume Gentet and architect David G. Carpenter, AIA along with philanthropists Ron and Sandy Diamond, jointly co-chaired the 9th annual event. Guests were treated to…
Last night I hit up the 9th annual Hope Lodge Bash revealing 26 tablescapes meticulously styled by interior designers across the country. This year’s theme was “Seasons of Hope”. Each table literally told a seasonal story. There were tables adorned with wintery hues of white and ice blues, tables giving off almost a summer breeze…
On December 6, the American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge NYC Holiday Bash will unveil an array of tablescapes at The Harmonie Club on the Upper East Side. The proceeds from the event will benefit Hope Lodge NYC, which is a flagship of 32 lodgings throughout the country that provide support and complimentary housing for those…
I recently discovered designer Guillaume Gentet via Instagram, and I was immediately infatuated with his work, which can be described as old-world French elegance softened by American comfort and sprinkled with Palm Beach whimsicality. Guillaume loves to use color, particularly pale pink – one of his signature colors – which he tries to use in every project. Read More
A Hamptons investment home is a study in summery pastels with a modern vibe. by Arlene Hirst interior designer Guillaume Gentet photographer Hulya Kolabas Guillaume Gentet is not a typical interior designer: he is a builder and entrepreneur as well. The French-born designer created a 4,000-square-foot house in Watermill, in partnership with a contractor and…
NYC&G and decorator Guillaume Gentet demonstrate the art of holiday decorating. READ MORE
Inspired by the quaint, colorful Victorian homes scattered around Water Mill, N.Y., 41 Mill Pond Lane blends sandy beiges and soft blues to create a cottage-style Hamptons getaway. The more than 4,000-square-foot home was built in 2014 by John Rives and designed by interior designer Guillaume Gentet, who picked out the color schemes and materials…
Part builder, part fine artist, and part stylist, Guillaume Gentet is an award-winning, French-born décorateur ensemblier. The New York-based designer answers our questions on his newest venture with Imagine Tile. by New York Spaces NYS: Have you ever designed tiles prior to your new collaboration with Imagine Tile? GG: Yes, we were fortunate to have…
