Rudy Guénaire Blends Miami Vice and Art Deco in Paris Penthouse
Interior designer Rudy Guénaire has completed a penthouse in Paris that fuses Miami Vice aesthetics with Art Deco design. Drawing from Brazilian modernism and the Villa Necchi in Milan, Guénaire interpreted his clients' nonchalant, cool style. The project features bold colors, geometric patterns, and a mix of vintage and contemporary furniture. Key elements include a curved bar, terrazzo floors, and custom pieces that evoke the glamour of 1980s Miami while respecting Parisian architectural heritage. The penthouse is located in the 16th arrondissement.
Key facts
- Interior designer Rudy Guénaire designed a Paris penthouse.
- The design blends Miami Vice and Art Deco influences.
- Inspiration came from Brazilian modernism and Villa Necchi.
- The clients wanted a nonchalant, cool style.
- Features include a curved bar and terrazzo floors.
- The penthouse is in the 16th arrondissement of Paris.
- Custom furniture mixes vintage and contemporary pieces.
- The project was featured in Architectural Digest.
Entities
Artists
- Rudy Guénaire
Institutions
- Architectural Digest
Locations
- Paris
- France
- 16th arrondissement
- Milan
- Italy
- Villa Necchi