When? Doorothy boosier What was younger, she was introduced to many cultural and artistic activities, but did not have a special career. She was convinced that by trying many activities, she would get her true calling. “I have always allowed myself to learn day by day,” she says. “I nurtured myself, and some emerged from that process.”
Boissier studied the interior design at Penninghain in France, where one production left a permanent impression. He saw Madama butterfly In the Opra Bastil, directed by Bob Wilson, and it was all immersed in the splendor of all. Every element, from costumes to colors, created an unforgettable experience. It clicked for boissier, and was confident that he had chosen the right path.
Dorothy boissier \\\ photo: Gills Bensimon
she joined Philip Starc The studio as a team leader, and eventually became a partner in Stark Network. After almost a decade with the iconic designer, Boissier set up architecture and interior design studio Gills and boisier In 2004 with Patrick Gills.
Known for their unique and poetic atmosphere, the work of this husband-wife pair is influenced by their French heritage, with a mixture of synthetic and grandeur that creates a different signature style. Through a BESPOKE approach, he has completed a series of high-end boutiques, hospitality settings and habitats. In 2021, she launched a furniture and ready-to-by accessories line that complements her interiors.
The boissier is ready for the view, and fascinated by the theater and set design. If she ever decided to pive, she would go behind the screen to tell new stories. “It will be within the realm of cinema,” she notes. “I really like cameras, light, photography and the idea of the artistic direction of a film.”
Today, Dorothy boissier joins us Five FridaysTu
Photo: Dorothy Boisier
1. Collection of “Les flares do feces“Baudelaire, Edition by Ambroise Valad
The object was once from Ambrose Wollard, a famous art dealer, who revealed some of the greatest painters in the late 19th and 20th centuries. It was given to my stepfather, his Godson, and eventually became a family heritage, which I was inherited. Ambrose Wollard, initially an art publisher, created this collection, one of the rare examples of Ambrose Wollard versions. This object is very important because it carries a deep and meaningful history, and it is also a very personal object.
picture: Claire Kurt
2. Golf
I am a fond chawla golf enthusiast; I like playing the game as much as I enjoy praising the landscape and nature that surrounds courses. Paris has a golf course, which I particularly appreciate, a pine is inhabited in the forest and is dotted with natural purple heath at this time of the year. The vegetation is succulent, especially fern, which combines the striking beauty of the place. I was especially captured by a picture Claire KurtWhich beautifully captures a golf course, in which the cedar trees are thrown away in sublime, hot evening lights. Her amazing images perfectly express the timeless beauty of this place.
Photo: Dorothy Boisier
Prada is a brand that I believe, and especially the woman who is Micia Prada, who fascinates me. I especially praise freedom and boldness that she displays with her brand. He is a cultured and engaged person who knows how to surround himself. His collaboration with architect Ram Coolhas is particularly attractive, especially how it has strengthened the image of Prada as a symbol of modernity. Together, they have also set new standards in commercial and cultural architecture. She is a woman who affects so much boldness, technology, intelligence, culture and authenticity – this is what I admire the most about her.
Photo: Dorothy Boisier
4. The option
Opalines are objects that are part of my personal history, dating back in the 19th century. I especially love his vibrant colors and shapes, as if you were walking in a candy shop. I decided to display them in the designed showcase and is part of our furniture line. These opalines add a very colored touch to the living room in our house.
Photo: Dorothy Boisier
5. Objects from Kyoto
This series of small objects comes from a traditional shop in Kyoto which specializes in making Kimonos fabulous clothes. Among these precious materials, I discovered a collection of small fruits, which was probably made from the scraps of these sophisticated garments. These delicate objects immediately imprisoned me with their cunning and attraction at Crepe Day Chine.
Dorothy works by boissier and giles & boissier:
Photo: Courtesy of Giles and Boisiear
Jordins sculps collection
Gils & Boisier’s Jardins Skulps Bretraneware Collection was created in collaboration with the prestigious Messon Borg Jolie Mailicorn, a specialist in French soil breetware since 1747 preserve his craft skills and savior-fair. Raw, poetic beauty of natural forms. According to the spirit of craftsmanship, the plates feature irregular edges, which are finely mentioned in the colors of cognnac, pink and blue, which reminiscent of subtlely colored natural lace.
picture: Ka Yumpal
Bring in
With elegant interiors designed by Gilles & Boissier, Lana made her debut as the first hotel in the Middle East in April 2024. Located in Dubai, the design project was working to design lobby, restaurant, guest rooms and spa with giles and boisiers over a period of six years.
Photo: Courtesy of four seasons
Four Season Foremeter, Mallorka
Giles and Boisier’s Ridigine opened to the public in June 2024, Mallorca, which was originally founded in 1929. After a careful restoration and expansion, the historic gem, which is located within 40 hectares of 40 hectares of Woodlands, invites guests to re -find guests with timless to guests.
picture: Michael Paul
Massen Deson
Located at the center of Dijon, Maison Dijon Townhouse is a true architectural gem. The renovation of Giles and Boisier was widespread, turning the property into an elegant chipbare-e-tare, offering all the comfort of a luxury hotel suit-his own owner, an essential feature for an experienced passenger. Hidden behind its front, the property is accessed through an attractive secret garden, which offers the initial impression of peace and attraction. A gorgeous entrance, adorned with old oak paneling and a checkerboard marble flooring, sets tone for this extraordinary home, combining the new Stone with Burgundy Stone.
picture: Jerome Galand
Meson korvizier
Massen Courtwear, the world’s most respected Cognac House, came back in October 2024 after a multi-year restoration led by the famous French architecture and design agency Giles and Boisiear. In collaboration with local and international artists and artisans, the designers mixed the tradition with innovation: paying tribute to about two centuries of history and craftsmanship, entering an exciting new chapter, the essence of the rich heritage and vision of the courtwear for the future.
