Design Talks: The passenger cabin, designed for use | Renault Group
As a next generation automotive company, Renault Group is profoundly redefining the design of its vehicles by rethinking the way they are conceived. In an exclusive series entitled "Design Talks", Gilles Vidal, Head of Design for the Renault Brand, welcomes guests to talk about their inspirations, what defines design today and how this translates into Renault vehicles. In this second instalment devoted to the passenger cabin and interior spaces, Gilles welcomes designer and architect Tristan Auer. They discuss the importance of usage and the experience that the user will have through their creations, whether in a vehicle or a hotel.Behind the “Wow effect” in Tristan Auer’s interior designs | AXOR Futures
Widely-recognized as one of the leading figures in contemporary French design, Tristan Auer has created interiors for renowned hotels and organizations across the world. After working for designers Christian Liaigre and Philippe Starck, Tristan founded his own design studio in 2002. His practice is characterized by a rich, deeply-emotional aesthetic vision and a commitment to expressing the unique personalities of his clients. In conversation with AXOR, Tristan reveals the secret behind his interiors’ signature “wow effect”; how AXOR inspires him to create distinct, personalized bathroom concepts; and why he sees color and personality as crucially-connected components that dictate the direction of his designs.Rénovation du Carlton de Cannes : Tristan Auer, l'architecte d'intérieur qui l'a décoré
Le chantier pharaonique de la rénovation du Carlton, l'hôtel historique de la Croisette, a été confié à une sommité de l'architecture d'intérieur et du design français : Tristan Auer. Un créateur multi-décoré qui s'est livré à France 3 Côte d'Azur, ce vendredi 10 mars, quelques jours avant l'ouverture. Influences, chantier hors normes, artisanat d'art azuréen, et passion pour les lieux et historiques, composent ce patchwork de cet entretien long format."A Place of Transformation" | AXOR bathroom concept by Tristan Auer
Developed by Paris-based designer Tristan Auer as part of the AXOR ‘Distinctive’ project, this original bathroom concept takes inspiration from place - not just the sights but the sounds, smells and textures. Auer used the suggested setting of a high-rise apartment in Hong Kong, which he likens to the cityscapes of Ridley Scott’s ‘Blade Runner’. Drawing inspiration from the film’s juxtapositions of teeming streets and futuristic skyscrapers, Auer matched a curated selection of materials, eras and surfaces within his design. Among these is the diamond-cut pyramidal pattern of the AXOR Edge faucet by Jean-Marie Massaud.Dedar x Persol 649 Limited Edition | The art of details “Architectural Diary”
Vibrant colors and era mixes are the essential elements of architect Tristan Auer work. Take a look at the video to find out more about the collaboration with Persol through the eyes of Tristan AuerMaster of interiors, Tristan Auer
Fine craftsmanship, a keen eye, high quality materials — Tristan Auer brings the essentials of good design to his tailored spaces in multiple fields.UNPLUGGED | Tristan Auer - The Dandy Specialist
"Because life is short, let's enjoy moments of life, let's take risks." This is one of the many takes on Tristan Auer's views on life as a versatile, creative spirit.Spirit of Design / A. Lange & Söhne x Tristan Auer
Il se dit « spécialiste de la non-spécialisation ». Tristan Auer enchaîne les réalisations prestigieuses avec l’élégance légère d’un dandy moderne. « Le plus dur ce n’est pas d’avoir des idées, c’est de choisir entre les bonnes et les mauvaises, celles qui ne vous correspondent pas. Assumer ce choix, c’est assumer de se plaire à soi mais de déplaire aux autres. Ce n’est pas si facile, et c’est un peu passé de mode ». Avec un sourire, Tristan Auer pose les bases d’une philosophie qu’il applique avec une sérénité bienveillante.Tendances - Tristan Auer, créateur de l’année
Tristan Auer, architecte d’intérieur au style électrique et raffiné, proche de la démarche des ensembliers des années 20, s’inspirant de toutes les époques, du baroque au contemporain et fait du sur mesure, tel un tailleur.