A former fashion and jewellery designer, Dutch expat Marie-Anne Oudejans moved to Jaipur, India's Pink City 14 years ago. A chance encounter with a long-time Jaipur resident led her to her first interior design project, and she's never looked back. A colourful mix of Indian splendor and the laid-back charm of Europe, her instantly recognisable. Marie-Anne Oudejans is Jaipur's newly minted tastemaker—and her hotel apartment is one deliriously lovely reason why. By Dana Thomas. Photography by François Halard . March 14, 2017.
Talk of the Town Fashion Star MarieAnne Oudejans Designs a Bar in Jaipur Remodelista
24K Followers, 624 Following, 519 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Marie-Anne Oudejans (@m.a.jaipur) Marie-Anne Oudejans. Project in Focus: The Villa Palladio Hotel in Jaipur ( pictured) is the result of a dream that AD100 designer Marie-Anne Oudejans, Barbara Miolini of Bar Palladio, and Rajasthani painter Vikas Soni shared. The theatrical punchy palette through the Mughal arches packs a whimsical journey, unlike any other in Jaipur. 20 November 2017. The Danish fashion designer turned decorator Marie-Anne Oudejans is the woman behind the design of arguably one of the most Instagrammable interiors in the world, the restaurant Bar Palladio in Jaipur - a gorgeous confection of a space that is two parts Mughal exhuberance, one part Danish cool, with a dash of Wes Anderson whimsy. Marie-Anne Oudejans has had an illustrious and extraordinary history in fashion, art and design. Her first venture into fashion resulted in the highly successful Tocca label, created and founded in New York by Marie-Anne in 1994. The label was an instant hit and in 1995 Marie-Anne won the prestigious Perry Ellis award for new talent from the.
MarieAnne Oudejans Verve Magazine
Like the Chekhov tale of a woman with a little dog, many in Jaipur recall the arrival of Dutch-born fashion designer Marie- Anne Oudejans a few years ago as the woman with a dog trailing her heels. Canopied daybeds soar at decorator Marie-Anne Oudejans's suite in Jaipur's Hotel Narain Niwas Palace. The lanterns and Anglo-Indian-style sofas are custom-made; the paintings are by French designer Thierry Journo, who runs Idli, a fashion and art boutique in the city. Serendipity played a central role in Oudejans's life change. NEW YORK — Marie-Anne Oudejans has switched gears, again. Last summer, the former Tocca designer planned a return to the fashion game with a new concept, Loch-Ness Couture, holiday eveningwear. Marie-Anne Oudejans. Put a fashion designer, with an inherent love of colour and the exotic, in a city filled to the brim with jewellers, stone carvers, master tailors and painters, and you can.
Life With Objects MarieAnne Oudejans A Chinoiserie Painted Palm Table
Marie-Anne Oudejans was born in the Netherlands (Holland) in 1964. Marie-Anne Oudejans started her fashion career as a stylist in Paris in the early 1990's. She started making dresses for her friends as favours. They became a fashion by chance in 1993, when models demanded dresses of their own, and people started asking where they could get them. She hired her friend Marie-Anne Oudejans to fully create the wonderland setting. From conception to opening, the project took eight months. "By drawing on royal Mughal style and the feeling of the opulence of the maharajahs from the 20th century, Marie-Anne created a space that pays homage to its Indian surroundings yet feel completely.
According to Dutch designer Marie-Anne Oudejans, the decision to cloak Bar Palladio — located at the Narain Niwas Palace hotel — in blue, was an impulsive one. Almost as impulsive as her decision to design this bar that was dreamt by fellow expat Barbara Miolini, five years ago. When Oudejans and Miolini threw open its doors to the city's. Marie-Anne Oudejans' inspiration was the art and culture of Rajasthan and Jaipur. (Photo by Ashish Sahi) 3. 6. A twin room is a hallucinogenic riposte to minimalism. (Photo by Ashish Sahi)
MarieAnne Oudejans
TH6, a symphony of blue and white with the freshest of palettes, is the love child of Marie-Anne Oudejans and Filipa de Abreu. Oudejans, creator of Jaipur's iconic Bar Palladio, has brought her signature flourishes of hand-painted frescoes, cool dhurries, and homages to generations of Rajput artisans mingled with the Delft blues of her Danish. The panels were a birthday gift from de Abreu's good friend Marie-Anne Oudejans, the Jaipur-based interior decorator (and former designer of the Tocca fashion line). Oudejans, who famously created the interiors of Jaipur's Bar Palladio, flew to Lisbon from India last year with three painters, including the noted artist Vikas Soni, to create.
