The first book by the AD100 duo, well known for their eclectic and luxurious French style.

The debut monograph from celebrated design studio Humbert & Poyet, the book offers a comprehensive look at the duo’s work across luxury residential and hospitality design, tracing their evolution from Monaco to New York. Defined by a refined and expressive design language, they draw on Art Deco, mid-century modernism, and the decorative arts to create interiors that balance elegance, materiality, and contemporary sophistication. Featuring a curated selection of international projects, the book's highlights include Villa Pineda on the French Riviera, Milan’s Beefbar, set within a restored 17th-century chapel, and the Josun Palace Hotel in Seoul, alongside private residences in New York, Paris, Switzerland’s Engadin Valley, and Monaco.

Blending architecture, interior design, and craftsmanship, the volume showcases bespoke furniture, rich materials, and a modern approach to timeless design, exploring Humbert & Poyet's global perspective on legacy contemporary interiors.

About The Author

French Monegasque duo Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet founded their eponymous studio in 2008, specializing in ultra-luxury residential and hospitality projects. Their interiors have notably been published by Architectural Digest and Elle Decor worldwide. Gay Gassmann is a communication and special art projects consultant, writer, and contributing editor for Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Galerie Magazine, The World of Interiors, Frederic Magazine, Numéro NY, AD China, Vogue Arabia, Vogue Arabia Living, The Architect's Newspaper and AN Interior.