One of the rising stars of interior photography visits more than two dozen atmospheric spaces, offering endless interior design inspiration.
With his unique eye, reminiscent of themes once explored by Slim Aarons and François Halard, Matthieu Salvaing's lens doesn't just transport you to a specific interior. With his artful manipulation of light, he describes with precision the feeling that a particular space evokes.
Driven by his mania for furniture and architectural detail, Salvaing highlights the romantic elements of spaces that are often overlooked:A lushly overgrown corner in the luxurious Hotel Ivoire in Abidjan, a messy studio in Balthus' storybook 'Grand Chalet' in the Swiss Alps, and a romantic Wong Kar Wai film set in a long-gone Hong Kong, offering endless inspiration for fans of interior design.