Interiors: Carmen Busquet's Fashionable Life

InteriorsArt and Architecture
Written By Desiré Greene
Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets' Paris pied-à-terre is a lesson in contemporary art. It's black floors and white walls set the stage for a collection years in the making (i.e., works by John Baldessari, Anselm Reyle, Ettore Sottsass, Richard Serra,... this list goes on). Carefully curated, Carmen balances a love of art and exotic furnishings to create a home that's uniquely her own.

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

“My apartment reflects what I do every day. It has to tell who I am right away.”
— Carmen Busquets
Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Carmen Busquets's pied-à-terre via Harper's Bazaar

Images: Christopher Sturman for Harper's Bazaar

Desiré Greene
Desiré is a designer, blogger, and lover of all things glamorous. Though primarily a self-taught decorator, Desiré studied at The Art Institute, where she honed a distinct aesthetic largely influenced by the Modern Glamour movement, the theme of her popular design blog, Sukio. Not only is she considered a "closet fashionista," discreetly stashing handbags and shoes whenever possible, but, as an MIT graduate, she’s also an undercover nerd. Fashion, nerdom, and several years as a Washingtonian have combined to shape her unique perspective on interior design.
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