Tory Burch's Paris Apartment Blends Sentimental Objects and Fine Craftsmanship

Tory Burch welcomed Vogue into her Paris residence for the Objects of Affection video series, illustrating her belief in a 'collected, not decorated' aesthetic. Shared with her husband Pierre-Yves Roussel, the apartment features a blend of antique and modern items, such as silk embroidered chairs sourced from a Givenchy auction. Among the standout pieces are first editions of 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' and 'The Little Prince,' both gifted by Roussel, alongside a bronze apple crafted by Claude Lalanne. Burch's dressing room showcases custom bangles and a charm necklace that pays tribute to her parents. The space was designed by architects Laura Sartori Rimini and Roberto Peregalli, with input from various artisans, and includes works by Urs Fischer. Thibault Della Gaspera directed the video.