The French interior designer’s affinity for intermingling vintage furnishings with museum-worthy contemporary art stuns again, this time at Villa Noailles, the serene summer residence of Charles and Marie Laure de Noailles that’s celebrating its centenary anniversary. He pays homage to the couple’s immense impact on the 20th-century art landscape and Madame de Noailles’s storied spirit with narrative-based vignettes that take visitors, room by room, through the creative minds and daily lives of the illustrious owners, all backdropped by the pristine architecture of Robert Mallet-Stevens.  

Photography by Paolo Abate.