Andrée Putman (1925–2013) was a French designer and architect known for her refined, minimalist interiors that redefined luxury and modern elegance. She gained international recognition with the Morgan Hotel in New York, which introduced a sleek, understated aesthetic to boutique hospitality design. Putman also restored Art Deco masterpieces, including Eileen Gray’s Villa E-1027, and collaborated on projects with fashion houses, cultural institutions, and luxury brands. Her timeless, monochromatic style, combined with her emphasis on proportion, light, and materiality, made her a defining figure in contemporary interior and product design.