Pierre Sauvage's first book introduces his French Bohemian-chic philosophy for living with style through his contemporary interiors-both urban and country- and recipes for elegant entertaining.
Pierre Sauvage spent fourteen years in public relations
in Paris, representing prestigious luxury clients such as Tiffany,
Mauboussin, Plaza Athénée, Frédéric Malle perfumes, the Hotel
Meurice, and The Comité Colbert. In 2014, he acquired Casa Lopez, a
bespoke carpet and decorative home accessories firm founded in the
1980s that embodies elegant French country style.
Fabienne Reybaud is a journalist for Le Figaro, specialized
in the luxury industry.
Vincent Thibert is a lifestyle photographer whose work
regularly appears in magazines such as Architectural Digest and
Elle Décor.
“’I am not an interior designer,’” Pierre Sauvage sets the record
straight. And yet, for all his protestations to the contrary, his
bold aesthetic, color palette, playful pairings and enviable eye
for detail are unmatched—and envied the nation over. Never one to
pander to fads or trends, the assured (and autodidactic) director
of luxury housewares firm Casa Lopez has blazed his own trail,
mainly under the radar—until now. In his first book-cum-manifesto,
Effortless Style, the former PR guru lays out the tenets of his
boho philosophy and go-to essentials against the background of his
own swoon-worthy home trifecta: his swish Haussmannian pad, Norman
maison de campagne, and Provençal farm. Accessible, and
refreshingly unpretentious, Sauvage’s ode to modern comfort is just
the ticket to freshen up those lackluster interiors ready for
summer. Our new design bible!”
—France Today
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