Eclecticism defined the aesthetic of the design genius Yves Saint Laurent. “He was as interested in nineteenth-century art as he was in Orientalism, Russian folk art or Art Deco. He was interested in everything about any era that appealed to him,” wrote Jacques Grange in the book Yves Saint Laurent at Home, photographed by Marianne Haas and published by Assouline.
The beautiful tome features the four homes of Saint Laurent and his partner, Pierre Bergé, who saw that the designer’s visions were executed perfectly. “We were lucky enough to jump from one [home] to