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Interior Design Turns Spaces into Homes! In the February edition of Paperjam, Patrick Meyer—architect-urbanist, artist, and CEO of BELVEDERE—offers insight into the design pieces that surround him daily. Architecture, interior design, and decoration play a central role in his life, shaping a living space that blends aesthetics with functionality.
Creativity and Functionality in Harmony
For Patrick, architecture is more than a profession—it defines his way of living. Every object in his home has been carefully chosen, not only for its design but also for its significance. A prime example is his round dining table, which he sees as more than just furniture: "Everyone sits on the same side." The table symbolizes openness, equality, and shared conversations—values that also reflect his approach to architecture.
Lighting design is particularly important to Patrick. In his lounge area, a small feather floor lamp casts a warm, inviting glow, creating a cozy contrast to the clean architectural lines of his home. Nearby, a pouf serves as a flexible seating option, while a classic IKEA shelf balances comfort and functionality. In his home office, a 1958 Vitra chair, a timeless design classic, seamlessly integrates aesthetics and ergonomic comfort into his workspace.
Art also holds a central place in Patrick's home. Alongside works from various artists, his own creations shape the space. His "Flat Volumes" series merges architecture and art, while a collection of stone sculptures from different creative periods showcases his artistic evolution. These pieces bring a deeply personal touch to his home and highlight his creative vision.
This selection offers just a glimpse into Patrick Meyer’s world of design. Architecture, interior design, and decoration define his entire living space, making it a true reflection of his personality. Paperjam takes an exclusive look at the objects that shape his daily life and his perspective on space and design.
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