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5 questions to the Montreal designer, Jean de Lessard

5 questions to the Montreal designer, Jean de Lessard
[Photo via Jean de Lessard]
by: RONAMAG
- published on Tuesday, May 29, 2012

In business for more than 20 years, Mr Jean de Lessard, Montreal designer, has created many interior layouts, such as the one for Trylon Hotel, the offices of Acquisio and Upperkut, the Rouge Bœuf restaurants as well as Le Cache-à-l’Eau, a children’s recreational centre.

He is the winner of the Best Interior Design in Americas Awards, the Ferdie’s Interiors Awards as well as the Institute of Design Montreal Awards. Member of the Ambassadors Club of the GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN, his projects have often been published internationally in recognized interior design books and reference magazines. He is also part of RONA Group of Seven Designer.
 

RONAMAG sat down with Jean De Lessard to ask him a few questions and find out his take on the latest design trends!

 

1. What is your favourite RONA product?

 
 
[Photo via Rona.ca]
 
 

2. What is your favourite colour at this time?

 
I like orange, blue, pink and turquoise.
 
[Photo via DeLessard]
 
 

3. What is the next trend to watch for?

 
Pastels and very bright, single-colour furniture.
 
[Photo via The Lennoxx]
 

 

4. Who  influences you?

 
The works of the Australian architect, Glenn Murcutt.
 
[Photo via Indesignlive]
 
 

5. Once you have agreed to work on a renovation project, what do you do first?

 
We consider everything! We examine all the constraints we will be facing during the project, such as budget, architecture, mechanical and electrical components as well as all the other needs described by the client. Once we have gathered all these elements, we can start working on the space.
 
Then, we look into decor details, such as lighting, texture, the size of the furniture and its location.
 
[Photo via HMA]
 
The designer Jean de Lessard is a part of RONA's Group of seven. Thank you Jean !
 

 

[Main photo via Jean de Lessard]

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