are outrageous, but the Baltus table is simple and white without details,” Jaegger says. Over the top and audacious, the spotlight is on the Ingo Maurer chandelier. “It is an explosion of broken plates, cups and silver flatware with silk butterflies flying out — it does not look real,” the designer says. A painting on the back wall, Lady Face by Thai artist Paitoon Jumee, appears as if it is escaping from the canvas. “Nothing is static — it is all very playful, fluid and spontaneous.”
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