Many interior designers have a signature style. In this apartment (located opposite the Eiffel Tower), French designer, Jean-Paul Gaultier, decided to use his signature nautical stripes not only on the walls but on the furniture and floors as well.

In the following photos and video you can see what he did with a 250-square-meter dwelling which is on display at the Architecture Museum. Gaultier first worked for Pierre Cardin, and after also working in the Philllippines, he returned to France and eventually set up his own label, exploding on to the scene in the 1980s.

Enjoy 🙂

If you get dizzy, there is no need to leave. You can go into the doll bedroom, in which the fabric unfolds on its walls and the corset dress becomes the quilt:

And then there’s the garden room which includes ivy weaved into the sofa; lichen growing over woven chairs and moss covered flooring:

And finally here are Gaultier’s thoughts on the apartment:

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