A feast for the eyes! This house was.impresive;.enormous rooms,.high.ceilings, and the old world grandeur. The design of each room complimented and balanced beautiful masterpiece furniture with select objects and artwork. An impressive collection of French period Louis IV and Louis IVI furniture. Every piece was displayed with perfect elegance.. They were very good examples of the styles you were highlighting. The reproduction pieces you created in your workshop blended smoothly with the classic antiques. They were just as beautiful and exquisite. I was especially pleased that you explained the butterfly wing veneer pattern on the armoire. I recently purchased.a cherry wood cocktail table with the same pattern and I was curious about that particular pattern. It's so striking! The lesson was presented very well. You walked us through an easy to follow and interesting class. Learning the different styles and vocabulary was intriguing. You shared every detail, carefully describing the antiques in the beautiful language of French. I enjoyed hearing the proper pronunciation of the words; armolo, bergere, and aubusson. I especially appreciate your calm and unrushed voice. You are so very graceful. Thank you for this delightful tour and lecture. I always feel relaxed, peaceful, and uplifted after watching your shows. Would you please be so kind to make a video on how to recognize the different types of wood used in fine furniture, and the qualities of each?
Hi Kit Kat! That is so sweet! And I'd love to do more videos! Just Have been so busy at the Christophe LIving shop in Sydney.... Thank you for inspiring me do some more, all the best! Jean-Christophe
شكرا لجهودك..هل بالإمكان عرض غرف النوم الكلاسيكية القديمه...وهل تستطيع مساعدتي بإرسال صور وموديلات مقابض غرف النوم والمطابخ..طبعا القديم..جزاك الله خير لتعاونك
Μίλησε ή τέχνη μέσα από τό βίντεο αυτό οπότε εγώ δεν χρειάζεται να μιλήσω Εκείνοπου θέλω νά πω είναι ότι ό οικοδεσπότης είναι υπέροχος Είναι σάν νά ξεπήδησε από κάποιον πίνακα αυτής της περιόδου για νά μας ξεναγήσει στον κόσμο της τέχνης
Beautiful things, and yet the lack of mouldings and architectural details on the walls make the place look like a wearhouse or a showroom. I always heard that a wonderful period room with good architectural features looks great even empty, but a very plain room doesn't look amazing no matter how much furniture you put in it.
Very good observation; the architecture should match as much as possible the kind of furniture that decorates the house. People who have so much money could very well afford a team of top craftsmen who would recreate French 18th century plaster work.
A feast for the eyes is right ! I love the French style more than anything else! I appreciate beauty and class and antiques !
Ahh French Country. Nothing like it ,the class ,the intricacy,the detail. Perfection...will never tire of its essence...
A feast for the eyes! This house was.impresive;.enormous rooms,.high.ceilings, and the old world grandeur. The design of each room complimented and balanced beautiful masterpiece furniture with select objects and artwork.
An impressive collection of French period Louis IV and Louis IVI furniture. Every piece was displayed with perfect elegance.. They were very good examples of the styles you were highlighting. The reproduction pieces you created in your workshop blended smoothly with the classic antiques. They were just as beautiful and exquisite.
I was especially pleased that you explained the butterfly wing veneer pattern on the armoire. I recently purchased.a cherry wood cocktail table with the same pattern and I was curious about that particular pattern. It's so striking!
The lesson was presented very well. You walked us through an easy to follow and interesting class. Learning the different styles and vocabulary was intriguing. You shared every detail, carefully describing the antiques in the beautiful language of French. I enjoyed hearing the proper pronunciation of the words; armolo, bergere, and aubusson.
I especially appreciate your calm and unrushed voice. You are so very graceful. Thank you for this delightful tour and lecture. I always feel relaxed, peaceful, and uplifted after watching your shows.
Would you please be so kind to make a video on how to recognize the different types of wood used in fine furniture, and the qualities of each?
I admire your talent in design, including furniture design, as well as your thorough descriptions about French interior design. Thank you.
A really beautifully done video. The pieces made in your workshop were gorgeous.
Beautiful video and very informative. Art collection looks very interesting too .... Thanks
Where did you go? You’re a talented man and I’d love to see more videos! Hope you come back!
Hi Kit Kat! That is so sweet! And I'd love to do more videos! Just Have been so busy at the Christophe LIving shop in Sydney.... Thank you for inspiring me do some more, all the best! Jean-Christophe
ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL ART WORKS ARE JUST TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR ANY WORDS.
MAKES ME REGRET NOT TO BE THERE TOO. (MOVED TO AUSTRALIA?) WHAT A JOB.
Even when some is not from the periode it looks wonderful and in good condition. 🤗
شكرا لجهودك..هل بالإمكان عرض غرف النوم الكلاسيكية القديمه...وهل تستطيع مساعدتي بإرسال صور وموديلات مقابض غرف النوم والمطابخ..طبعا القديم..جزاك الله خير لتعاونك
Thank you...
build a bedroom from an armchair, not everyone does it. A great collector and artist is undoubtedly this gentleman.
thank you for your appreciation!!
The best of the best
Μίλησε ή τέχνη μέσα από τό βίντεο αυτό οπότε εγώ δεν χρειάζεται να μιλήσω Εκείνοπου θέλω νά πω είναι ότι ό οικοδεσπότης είναι υπέροχος Είναι σάν νά ξεπήδησε από κάποιον πίνακα αυτής της περιόδου για νά μας ξεναγήσει στον κόσμο της τέχνης
Beautiful things, and yet the lack of mouldings and architectural details on the walls make the place look like a wearhouse or a showroom. I always heard that a wonderful period room with good architectural features looks great even empty, but a very plain room doesn't look amazing no matter how much furniture you put in it.
Very good observation; the architecture should match as much as possible the kind of furniture that decorates the house. People who have so much money could very well afford a team of top craftsmen who would recreate French 18th century plaster work.