He is one of the most iconic interior designers of his generation. Regarded as a daring interior designer, he does not fit into any school or category. He eschews the latest trends in preference for expressive clashes of artistic styles, and combinations of eras which make sense and offer a unique interpretation. To define Sinner’s DNA, Tristan Auer first rooted his work in the memory of this neighbourhood, which was once home to religious orders, then the aristocracy, and has now become one of the hotspots for Creation. He was also inspired by memories of childhood, from which he selected the decade-long optimism and carefree attitude of the 70s.
Amélie du Chalard established Maison d’art in 2015. The aim was to rethink the format of a traditional art gallery; here, the spaces are designed like houses.
Amélie du Chalard chose some exceptional contemporary and older works of art for Sinner, from around the world (Spain, Austria, Korea, etc.), such as the chairs by Helmut Palla or the armor by Nadine Altmayer, as well as original commissions.
The sound Couturier, the bespoke musical design studio Enterstice, led by its founder and creative director, Fred Viktor, handles musical artistic direction at Sinner.
Fred Viktor chose a large collection of 33 rpm and 45 rpm vinyl for Sinner. The echoes of Paris reverberate in his music selection. A multi-coloured, diverse musical identity, an enticing invitation to travel.
Anatole Desachy is an independent bookseller, specialized in buying and selling photography books; he scours specialized fairs and museums all around Europe for rare books, which he then exclusively offers for sale.
For Sinner, Anatole Desachy curated a unique collection, comprising as many well-known photography monographs as works published by writers from around the world.
