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"Jacques Grange\nHis Eclectic Apartment in Paris Artfully Engages the Old and the New\n\"The architecture is very classical 18th century\u2014exactly matching the Palais Royal garden outside\u2014but the furniture, lighting and decorative objects are a mix of pure Art D\u00E9co, contemporary and 18th century,\" Jacques Grange says of the residence he designed for himself in Paris.\nIn the living room are a pair of 1925 club chairs by Francis Jourdain.\nThe apartment, which once belonged to the writer Colette, has a small salon, where an 18th-century mahogany table coexists with a 1930s bronze console by Jean-Michel Frank. Hiroshi Sugimoto's 1991 photograph The Black Sea hangs over a 1970 work by Donald Judd. At right is a 1950 ebony sculpture by Alexandre Noll. The light fixture is by Ron Arad.\n\"Harmony is a question of eye and personal feeling; there is no recipe,\" says Grange. A Cubist-style glazed ceiling he designed illuminates the dining room, which has the feel of a \"winter garden.\" The circa 1900 lantern is by Greene &amp;amp; Greene. Rubelli dining chair fabric.\nGrange enveloped the library in modern oak paneling and installed light fixtures Damien Hirst designed for the Pharmacy restaurant in London. Three photographs by Man Ray, at left, hang below a 1927 triptych by Christian B'rard.\nA corner of the bedroom.\nWoven horsehair covers the walls of the bedroom, which has a \"Neoclassical\" sensibility, the designer explains. The lamp at left is by Jean-Michel Frank; at right is a lamp by Alberto Giacometti."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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