Rita Chraibi’s Worldwide projects
The Modern French Interior Design
Rita Chraibi’s “French touch” is highly appreciated in places where an “Art de Vivre” (Art of Living) is of the utmost importance. The most luxurious fashion houses have been marked with the seal of the incomparable elegance of her design of private residences, residential buildings, and hospitality projects.
Louis Vuitton Residence
The Luxury French Interior Design
For the first time in Louis Vuitton’s history, the renowned French fashion brand wanted to exhibit its furniture collection, “Objets Nomades,” in a real estate project. Rita Chraibi, as the Interior Designer for this unprecedented project in collaboration with Louis Vuitton, designed, through a modern French interior design style, a unique Residence at the Steinway Tower, a supertall residential world’s thinnest skyscraper in the Midtown Manhattan of New York City with unparalleled views of Central Park and developed by “JDS Development Group.”
The Essence of Rita Chraibi’s
Modern French Interior Design
French interior designer Rita Chraibi graduated from one of the best schools in Paris, Camondo, where she acquired her French culture design. Her style juxtaposes a timeless design with a contemporary design that embraces the quintessence of livable luxury. In her project in collaboration with the French brand Ligne Roset, she infused her modern French interior design style on a Penthouse sold at $67.000.000,00 at 111W 57 Street, the supertall world’s thinnest residential skyscraper, in the Billionaire’s Row of Midtown Manhattan neighborhood in New York. In this Luxury New Development, a timeless design preserves the spirit of this iconic tower, a true jewel of Art Deco architecture that reflects the soul of New York, with an incredible view of Central Park. She designed and artfully married gilded-age architecture with contemporary interiors that flawlessly complement the towers’ quintessential New York architecture, cultivating an elegant harmony. She creates moments for solo reflection, one-on-one quality time, and group gatherings throughout the essence of her modern French interior design.
