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The Inheritance of Taste: Pierre Bourdieu, Interior Design & the Homes We Create
Where does taste begin? Perhaps long before we learn to call it taste. Through Pierre Bourdieu’s philosophy of habitus, we explore the subtle ways our homes, rituals, and surroundings become part of our aesthetic memory—and how the spaces we create may be shaping us in return.
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The First Interior Designer Brought Home a Branch
Long before interior design had a name, humans were bringing nature into the spaces they inhabited. Explore the ancient relationship between architecture, botanical art and our instinct to live alongside the natural world and how Jardin du Monde reinterprets that connection through permanent botanical compositions created for contemporary luxury interiors.
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Luxury's Next Competitive Advantage Isn't Design. It's Environmental Identity.
For decades, luxury has been measured by craftsmanship, heritage, and exclusivity. But the next generation of discerning clients isn't simply investing in exceptional objects—they're investing in environments that shape how they think, feel, and live. In this article, I introduce the concept of Environmental Identity: the idea that our surroundings quietly reinforce our emotions, behaviors, and sense of self. As AI increasingly handles the transactional aspects of luxury, the physical environment becomes the most meaningful differentiator. Discover why botanical art should no longer be viewed as decoration, but as an essential architectural element that transforms beautiful spaces into unforgettable experiences. The future of luxury belongs not to those who create the finest objects, but to those who design the environments people never want to leave.
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