Founded in 2015, Le Sauvage Décorateur is inspired by the adventures of Robinson Crusoe. The hero of Defoe builds a house on the island using the wooden planks of the wrecked ship that the undertow has brought to the shore and uses natural elements to complete his refuge: the palm trees are the roof, the coconuts become a dinner service, tropical flowers are a perfect centerpiece.
Robinson is an Englishman who creates a colonial-style home on an island far from Europe.
From this residence the philosophy of Le Sauvage Décorateur is declined which offers unique collages where the certainties of the western world are contaminated by the explosion of color of the tropics, where flora and fauna invade cities, palaces and rooms legitimizing flamingos to nest above the roofs of Paris, the giraffes hiding behind mosquito nets, the Turkish slave from Parmigianino wearing a headdress of banana leaves and monkeys playing hide and seek among stacks of vintage trunks ...
Travel photographs, old illustrations of magazines and books found in some forgotten attic or on the stalls of a market become creative patchwork and eclectic patterns to decorate not only the walls of the house ...