The private Parisian residence in rue Bonaparte, where Marshal Hubert Lyautey and Edouard Manet once lived, was decorated by François-Joseph Graff and the Milanese designers Roberto Peregalli and Laura Sartori, and transformed into a timeless, cozy place full of beautiful objects.

The ‘Datcha’, built in the park of the Château Gabriel, a romantic 19th century villa in Normandy, was decorated by Jacques Grange in a style reminiscent of the Ballets russes and Léon Bakst.

The Mas Théo in Saint-Rémy in Provence was also decorated by Jacques Grange, and is surrounded by sweet-smelling provençal gardens.

The Villa Mabrouka in Tangiers, Pierre Bergé’s secret hideaway in Morocco, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, was also decorated by Jacques Grange in 2008 and 2017. This shining jewel, overlooking the straits of Gibraltar, best interweaves the respective origins of Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent: the one from Saint-Pierre-d’Oléron on the French Atlantic Coast, and the other from Oran in Algeria.