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Understand what gives a mood its character, and how to put its elements together.

Styles & moods

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  Regional & world

  Provençal

  Bring in Provençal by subtraction: stone, raw wood, plain earthy tones, a single printed signature piece.

  PDF in French · 29 sections

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  Regional & world

  Mediterranean

  Adapt Mediterranean style to your home, even far from the South: lime, terracotta, arches, sun control.

  PDF in French · 32 sections

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  Regional & world

  Contemporary African

  Compose a contemporary African interior by selection: a quiet backdrop, a short palette, one statement piece per space.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Regional & world

  Greek

  Bring in Cycladic light: lime render rather than white paint, blue in small touches, softened shapes.

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  Warm & countryside

  Mountain chalet

  Warm up an all-wood interior without darkening it: black metal, copper, layered textiles, multiple light sources.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Warm & countryside

  Farmhouse

  Get the farmhouse look through textiles and hardware rather than building work: warm neutrals, black iron, a big table.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Warm & countryside

  Italian farmhouse

  Work light as in a Tuscan farmhouse: lime render, terracotta, patinated wood, few pieces, all solid.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Warm & countryside

  Rustic

  Keep the character of an old house without the country-inn look: beams, terracotta, patinated furniture, worked light.

  PDF in French · 27 sections

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  Pared-back & Nordic

  Scandinavian

  Rediscover original Scandinavian style, built around light: oiled pale wood, wool, linen, sands and sage green.

  PDF in French · 30 sections

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  Pared-back & Nordic

  Japandi

  Set up Japandi by removing before buying: three to five muted tones per room, two wood species, low furniture.

  PDF in French · 30 sections

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  Raw & urban

  Industrial

  Adopt industrial style without a loft: one or two raw elements per room, solid wood, many warm lights.

  PDF in French · 29 sections

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  Raw & urban

  Brutalist

  Set up brutalism with a single massive piece, tempered by wood and copper: concrete, stone, steel, mineral palettes.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Raw & urban

  New York loft

  Zone a large volume without partitions: a third of the floor left free, verticality, acoustics.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Regional & world

  Hamptons

  Get the Hamptons finish for less: mouldings, dado panelling, fine rattan, linen, symmetry, and no seashells.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Pared-back & Nordic

  Minimalist

  Pare a room back without making it cold: a big sort-out first, a “Chalk and sand” palette, tactile materials, staged light.

  PDF in French · 30 sections

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  Classic & historic

  Haussmannian

  Reveal a Haussmann apartment without turning it into a museum: parquet, mouldings, fireplace, 2.80 to 3.20 m ceilings.

  PDF in French · 28 sections

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  Classic & historic

  Victorian

  Adopt Victorian style by lightening it: deep colours, reference wallpapers, clear floors.

  PDF in French · 29 sections

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  Classic & historic

  Art Deco

  Dose Art Deco at two or three gestures per room: brass, lacquer, velvet and marble on a sober architectural backdrop.

  PDF in French · 31 sections

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  Classic & historic

  Art Nouveau

  Bring in Art Nouveau in touches: a stained glass panel, a botanical wallpaper, an iridescent glass lamp on a calm backdrop.

  PDF in French · 31 sections

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  20th century

  Postmodern

  Take on postmodern without chaos: a neutral ground over 60 to 70% of surfaces, three bright colours at most, one or two statement pieces.

  PDF in French · 29 sections

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  20th century

  Bauhaus modernist

  Apply Bauhaus to a present-day home: elementary geometry, visible structure, two primary accents per room at most.

  PDF in French · 31 sections

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  20th century

  Vintage retro

  Mix eras without the jumble-sale effect: three to four colours across the whole living area, one strong pattern on one wall.

  PDF in French · 33 sections

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  20th century

  Mid-century modern

  Get mid-century with three pieces: seats at 35-42 cm, slim legs, warm wood, floor visible under the furniture.

  PDF in French · 31 sections

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