This monograph by G. Maldonado offers a comprehensive study of Jacques Quinet, a significant figure in 20th-century French interior architecture and furniture design. Published in 2000 by Editions de l'amateur, the 194-page volume explores Quinet’s aesthetic philosophy, major works, and lasting influence on modern interior decoration. Richly illustrated and meticulously researched, it serves as both a critical biography and an essential reference for scholars and enthusiasts of design history. The book situates Quinet within broader artistic movements, examining how his minimalist yet functional approach redefined domestic spaces in postwar France.