Architect
Bruno Caron renovated the Paris duplex of Ermenegildo Zegna creative director Stefano Pilati.
Pilati’s white boxer, Bepi, reclines in the living room, which features a wall of artworks by Giorgio de Chirico, Henry Moore, Rosemarie Trockel, and Sonia Delaunay. The ceiling fixture is composed of Charlotte Perriand sconces; the African low table (center) and Brazilian stool (right) were purchased in California, and the Frank Lloyd Wright chairs and the knotted-wool carpet are from
Nilufar.
The office is paneled with painter’s canvas; the light fixture is vintage, as is the Olivetti desk. Martino Gamper designed the chest of drawers (found at Nilufar), and the carpet is a Beni Ourain that Pilati purchased on a trip to Marrakech.
Above Pilati’s suede-upholstered platform bed hangs an 18th-century Italian painting that was a gift from his mother; the 1950s floor lamp is from Nilufar, model Kate Moss gave the designer the LOVE cushion, and the vicuña blanket is by
Agnona.
Honey-color stone lines the master bath. A narwhal tusk bought at Christie’s is displayed on the shelf above the sinks, which feature
Lefroy Brooks fittings.
the CITIZENS of FASHION 
It’s magical !! I like how each piece has caracter !! I really like that designer anyway so I’m probably Bias…
I love his living room! Great post!
So many things to love. For one, the colors, from his socks to the paint on the bedroom walls to the splash of orange with the Gamper chest of drawers. Two, that the accessories are eclectic without being entirely random and without taking over every open space and cranny. There is a whole lot on that sitting room wall, but not so much that it feels overwhelming or unedited. And the pieces are wonderful, especially that painting in the bedroom. And maybe my absolute favorite thing: it is homey. It’s hard to make a place feel simultaneously designed and accessible, a place you want to curl up in on a Saturday afternoon with hot tea and a book, or hang out in with a group of friends laughing and moving around in comfort. Anyway, more than anyone needs to know about how I feel, but there you have it.
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I have always had a love for architecture and interior design.