Furniture brand Rue Monsieur Paris commandeers a Seine side apartment
The founders of Rue Monsieur Paris unveil the immaculate Seine side apartment that was designed around their furniture collections
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Bright, opulent and immaculately finished, the Seine-side apartment of Rue Monsieur Paris co-founders, Marjan Denkov and Marcin Kokowski, is a brick and mortar embodiment of their furniture brand's spirit.
Conceived entirely by Denkov, who serves as the label’s artistic director, the apartment is deliberately designed to highlight Rue Monsieur Paris' handcrafted furniture creations as well as Denkov's fine art, which decorates the walls.
In keeping with the brand's refined furniture collections, which feature marble marquetry, wooden inlay and glossy resin finishes, every last detail in the left bank apartment has been carefully considered. Bespoke features include custom made radiators designed especially for the space by Denkov and Zavar Design; lights by Portuguese lighting brand Delightfull; a handmade royal blue silk rug by New York’s Classic Rug Collection Company and a brass, Corian and wood office desk by Belgrade-based studio Dsignedby. Fabrics are from Thevenon and Lelièvre, bed and bath linens are courtesy of official palace hotels supplier Magbé Camara, while the secant of Dr. Vranjes home fragrances fill the air.
With an established network of distributors already in place, Denkov and Kokowski are clear that this is not a showroom space, instead the apartment offers select guests an immersive brand experience. 'The idea was to showcase our pieces in a space that was entirely conceived for this purpose,' says Kokowski. ‘Above all it is a living space where we receive our guests sharing a glass of champagne admiring the shimmering Eiffel Tower while on the terrace.'
The design was conceived entirely by Denkov, who serves as the label’s artistic director
In keeping with the brand’s refined furniture collections, which feature marble marquetry, wooden inlay and glossy resin finishes, every last detail in the left bank apartment has been carefully considered
The apartment offers select guests an immersive brand experience.
’The idea was to showcase our pieces in a space that was entirely conceived for this purpose,’ says Kokowski
INFORMATION
For more information visit Rue Monsieur Paris' website (opens in new tab). The latest collection of fine furniture from Rue Monsieur Paris will be presented at Maison&Objet in Paris
Photography: Piotr Stoklosa
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