These images of Karl's 18th-Century Parisian-style home (which has since been auctioned) was taken for a 1989 issue of Vogue. Read it here.

Image by Oberto Gili for Vogue

The home may be fashioned after the past, but don't expect it to be dirty! “Anything dusty, dirty, musty—forget about it here,” Karl Lagerfeld told Vogue. “I like my eighteenth century fresh.”  

Image by Oberto Gili for Vogue

Karl Lagerfeld also designed two suites in Hotel de Crillon. Called Les Grands Appartements , they offer breathtaking views over Paris. The designer gave the suites a 18th century look, which echoes his personal vision of French chic and modernity. 

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Les Grands Appartements feature bespoke furniture, unique bathroom decors, a dining room and ultra-contemporary design dressing rooms.

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Check out the futuristic-style South Lobby of Estates at Acqualina — it is Karl's first foray into interior design in the US. "I did too many houses I never used, so it is interesting to make a kind of modern overscaled project. I wanted something fresh and silvery," says Karl Lagerfeld in this video.

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Grand Lisboa Palace comprises three individual hotel towers, one of which was designed by Karl Lagerfeld. It will have 270 rooms and a humongous sculpture of Karl’s pet cat 'Choupette' at its entrance. Construction will continue despite the death of the designer.

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Another place Karl had a hand in designing is the pool, garden and lounge bar of the Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo in Monaco.

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The hotel even provides professional coaches with tailor-made swimming lessons and aquagym lessons adapted to your level and needs! More on it here.

Image by Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo

Karl has designed furniture, too! He teamed up with architect and interior designer Aline Asmar d’Amman, the man behind Culture in Architecture, to create a collection of functional sculptures. They were inspired by ancient Greek architecture, which he is particularly fond of.

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