Laura Gonzalez

She’s quick, exuberant, and full of life. It’s impossible to resist Laura Gonzalez’s charm. Greeting you with a big smile, she twirls in an ethereal, ornately patterned dress, her long jet hair blowing in the wind, a labradoodle at her heels. Her sunny, joyful demeanor is infectious, and the same goes for the places she decorates: They exude happiness.
An interior designer renowned for her freewheeling combinations of motifs, materials, styles, and furnishings, Laura Gonzalez has invented an increasingly coveted style, often copied, rarely rivaled. A form of classicism infused with romanticism. Classic in the architectural layout of her spaces, marked by balance, measure, and symmetry. But the atmosphere is always resolutely romantic. Instead of classical order, she prefers wandering reveries that lead her, through intricate floral designs, to Pre-Raphaelite influences. Unrolling panoramic strips of wallpaper, she transports you to faraway landscapes. And she doesn’t shy away from a few Turkish baubles borrowed from the writer-traveler Pierre Loti (1850-1923). While others write bestselling novels, Laura Gonzalez authors vibrant interiors into a captivating narrative.