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“Frédéric travels to the farthest corners of the planet, repeatedly and brings back images that expand our sense of dignity and possibility” Pico Iyer

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THE ARCHIVE / 046 - From New York to Singapore, with a Brazilian touch (Singapore).

In Singapore, Studio Valle de Valle has conceived a duplex for art adviser Bona Yoo and SangWook Lee, who relocated from a Tribeca loft in New York. The couple brought their collection of twentieth-century design, contemporary art, and historic objects into a home that reflects their shared interest in art and collecting.

Giancarlo Valle and Jane Keltner de Valle worked closely with the couple to bring together their collection of twentieth-century furniture, contemporary art, and historic objects. Works by Pierre Jeanneret, Jean Prouvé, Serge Mouille, and Paavo Tynell coexist with a seventeenth-century Flemish tapestry, vintage Scandinavian textiles, and bespoke pieces designed for the residence.

In the main living room, the “Marquesa” bench, designed in 1974 by Oscar Niemeyer and his daughter Anna Maria, introduces a distinct expression of Brazilian modernism. Its curved lacquered-wood structure and woven cane seat combine structural precision with an organic silhouette.

Interior Design: @valledevalle
Photography: @fredericlagrange
Featured in: @archdigest

#BrazilianModernism #OscarNiemeyer #JeanProuve #PierreJeanneret #SergeMouille

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A journey to the landscape behind the Gobi jacket.

“KHONGORYN ELS, SOUTH GOBI DESERT, MONGOLIA” was captured by Frédéric Lagrange during his travels through the South Gobi Desert, the vast Mongolian landscape that gives Parajumpers’ most iconic jacket its name. Endless dunes meet an immense sky, conveying the extraordinary scale and remoteness of the place.

The photograph brings the Gobi jacket back, symbolically, to the desert that inspired its name.

The image also becomes the cover of Romain Azzaro’s limited-edition vinyl, connecting two interpretations of the Gobi Desert through image and sound.

The Making of a Masterpiece. 20 Years of Parajumpers.

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Making of a home: The Issue & the Process

October 2026 issue of AD, out now @archdigest

design @valledevalle @amyastley @michaelsshome @madelineomalley_ words @samuelcochran photos @fredericlagrange

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Making of a home: The Family Carpet

October 2026 issue of AD @archdigest
design @valledevalle @amyastley @michaelsshome words @samuelcochran photos @fredericlagrange

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Stunning architectural elements always from @valledevalle ☁️

Photographed by @fredericlagrange
Shot for @archdigest

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At home with @bonayoo @valledevalle 🤍🤍

Photos @fredericlagrange

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Making of a home: The Arch

October 2026 issue of AD @archdigest
design @valledevalle @amyastley @michaelsshome words @samuelcochran photos @fredericlagrange

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Frédéric Lagrange has been documenting the world for almost two decades, travelling through more than 100 countries. His natural ability to cross cultural and language barriers has allowed him to gel with indigenous people in some of the most secluded parts of the globe.

MONGOLIA - A 17 Year Journey
Written by Andrew Mazibrada
Story and images @fredericlagrange
In Sidetracked Volume 15

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This is how we like eclectic. A little unexpected, very personal, playful, and full of things that look like they were found and loved over time.

Interior design: @valledevalle

Photography: @fredericlagrange

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Connor’s house! So happy to see the Singapore home for SangWook Lee and @bonayoo in the October Issue of @archdigest. Thank you @samuelcochran @fredericlagrange @michaelsshome @madelineomalley_ and always @amyastley 🇸🇬

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When creative couple Bona Yoo and SangWook Lee moved their young family from Manhattan to Singapore, they brought their Big Apple style with them. The duo enlisted AD100 firm @valledevalle to transform a duplex apartment reminiscent of their Tribeca loft into a home that reflects both their new locale and their old - a refined mash-up of craft traditions and cultural attitudes. Vintage furnishings by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Jean Prouvé, and Oscar Niemeyer sit alongside contemporary art and Studio Valle de Valle designs. “Being in a home that feels comfortable, surrounded by what inspires us, helped the transition,” says @bonayoo, an art advisor. “We brought who we are with us.” Full story in October AD and linked in bio. Photos @fredericlagrange text @samuelcochran

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There is something special about homes that reveal the people behind them and this Singapore duplex does exactly that.

When Bona Yoo and SangWook Lee moved from Manhattan to Singapore, they wanted to carry forward what they loved most about New York. Lee studied architecture at Columbia, while Yoo is an art adviser with a background in the gallery world—explaining the couple’s discerning collection of art and vintage design.

Together with Giancarlo and Jane Keltner de Valle of Studio @valledevalle they created a deeply personal mix of New York spirit and local craftsmanship. Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Oscar Niemeyer meet Scandinavian masters including Märta Måås-Fjetterström, Paavo Tynell and Josef Frank.

Yet despite its remarkable pieces, the home never feels like a museum. Soft curves, patinated surfaces and playful details create a warm family home where the children can grow up surrounded by art, curiosity and beauty.

Photo @fredericlagrange Words in @archdigest @samuelcochran

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