NEW YORK, NY — Guillaume Gentet, an award-winning American décorateur ensemblier, is pleased to introduce a new collaboration with Imagine Tile for his debut in tile design. The first of the new tile series is Trellis, a three-toned tile with a large scale lattice pattern. With alternating dark and light hues, the 8- x 8-inch…
Guillaume Gentet’s Honeymoon in Paris room pays homage to the city’s old Hotel de Crillon. “It’s like you just arrived and are unpacking and about to have dinner with your new husband,” he says of the transportive space. The wallpaper is a replica of a historic design found in the Met. Read More
Designer Guillaume Gentet explains his favorite places for old treasures. By Laurie Yarnell with Mackenzie Mennucci It’s no secret that the City’s savviest designers come up to Westchester to hunt for vintage and antique treasures. Guillaume Gentet, an award-winning Manhattan designer with a penchant for uncovering highly coveted antiques, is one such fan of the…
“My cancer’s been around, essentially,” cracks Nicole Osborne. “It gets around.” She’s referring to the rare breast condition diagnosed three years ago, when she was 33; her cancer also brought her from Texas to New York City for a current course of treatment. “I wanted to be here with the doctor who is a superstar…
Traditional aesthetics take a backseat to the contemporary with these newly upholstered chairs, each displaying unexpected fabric pairings. Here, cultivating and curating the trend, six interiors experts weigh in Read More
NYS: How and when did you first become involved with Holiday House? GG: We first became involved with Holiday House in 2012 (with Robyn Karp Interiors’ Sweet Sixteen bedroom). Last summer, we were asked to design the media room for the first Holiday House Hamptons. It was a special moment for me because it was the…
Building the perfect home for even the smallest of families in NYC requires patience and ingenuity. This collection of photos details the stunning details designer Guillaume Gentet was able to include in a Manhattan loft decorated for a family of four. The downstairs area has enough room to allow for a spacious kitchen, separate dining…
How do you take a one-bedroom loft apartment and gain two more bedrooms? You expand it upward and use a mezzanine level — and that’s how architect Guillaume Gentet redid this apartment’s interior for a young professional couple and their children in Greenwich Village, New York. Their address, 65 West 13th Street (The Greenwich), was…
Rita Veygman, fashion executive, and her husband, fell in love with a 2,525-square-foot loft. Fed up with an empty apartment, they called on Gentet to help them achieve their perfect home. by Carmela Ciuraru photographs by Peter Murdock Just off bustling Union Square, a nondescript limestone building that started out as a bobbin factory in…
