Sarah Chirazi's Parisian Home: Whimsical Design & Cultural Fusion

Introduction to Sarah Chirazi's Design

• 💡 Sarah Chirazi, an interior architect and designer, welcomes viewers to her home in Paris's 6th arrondissement.
• 🏡 Her apartment prioritizes light circulation through strategic openings and serves as a showcase for her unique creations.
• 🌍 Shaped by her early years in Senegal and studies in France, her work draws richness from different cultures and craft traditions, creating a warm, poetic tableau.

The Whimsical Kitchen & Veggie Collection

• 🥕 The kitchen, a central space, highlights Chirazi's obsession with vegetables, which inspired her "Veggie Collection."
• 🎨 Pieces like the Aragus vaisselier (with painted vegetable motifs by Lucress Grappin) and the Asper sconce (featuring bronze asparagus) are prominent.
• 🛠️ Her kitchen features molded vegetable handles (leek, okra, Senegalese eggplant, fig, corn) and a "Veggie" suspension light, drawing inspiration from 1930s cupolas.

Cultural Fusion in the Living Room

• ✈️ As a Franco-Senegalese designer of Irano-Lebanese origin, born and raised in Dakar, the notion of travel is central to her interior design.
• 🏡 The living room blends Parisian architectural codes (fireplace, parquet, cornice) with a familiar, personal atmosphere, creating an eclectic style.
• 🤝 The pouf D'Ogon exemplifies this fusion, with its bronze base crafted by artisans in Senegal and its wooden base and tapestry made in Paris.

Unique Furniture & Collaborations

• 🖼️ The paravant Calao, a collaboration with Lucress Grappin, is hand-painted and engraved with pheasant feather motifs.
• 💡 Perci lamps, created with ceramist Giselle Garet, represent intertwining snake nests and are available exclusively through Invisible Collection.
• 🪑 A table made entirely in Senegal features a black patinated bronze base and a unique inverted checkerboard top by Senegalese artisan Mamadou Doy.

Art & Personal Touches

• 🏺 Chirazi displays a collection of heads and busts found at antique shops in Dakar, alongside bronze replica handles of miniature dogon ladders.
• 🖼️ Her home features diverse art, including a mirror by Julie Sabin d'Almond, ceramics by Team Or, and a textile artwork by My Job from Saint-Louis, Senegal.
• 🐊 The Croco table, a collaboration with mosaïciste Delphine Mesmer, features a gray mosaic top with a crocodile tooth pattern, also exclusive to Invisible Collection.
• ✨ The salon's centerpiece is a significant artwork by Joël Bris, which Chirazi feels watches over them.