Jessica Barouch created this beautiful Parisian apartment, the Project AG, where she artfully blends earthy tones and a stunning material palette of natural stone and timber in varying finishes. Galley owner and interior designer Jessica Barouch has projects scattered across a varied range of fields. She presents a collection of rare objects d’art and furniture in her JAG gallery. As a curator, she tracks down valuable objects to beautify the interiors and décor of private clients and corporate brands.
It appears as though Jessica Barouch, an inveterate collector for the past 10 years, chose to set up her gallery to satisfy her passion. She has a flair for simplicity, and her interiors are, like her, full of soul. Her signature approach is to mix periods and styles, and she uses textural effects as her basic canvas to which she adds one or more rare pieces calculated to stir an emotional response.
Between poetic austerity and cozy minimalism, she imbues the raw, solid, mineral style she is so fond of with curves and softness. It is now hand in hand, that Jessica Barouch design her interior design projects with Francesco Balzano. Together they founded AFTER BACH, an architecture agency. The Firm conceives refined and cozy places where furniture and art pieces reflect the spaces atmosphere. The common taste shared by the Duo creates calm and genuine ambiances.
