Juan Pablo Molyneux heads the international design firm of J.P. Molyneux Studio Ltd. in New York City and Molyneux Studio Ltd. in Paris. Juan Pablo was born in Chile and first established offices in Santiago, Chile and Buenos Aires, Argentina. He and his wife Pilar, both U.S. citizens, currently reside in New York City and divide their time between his two offices in Paris and New York. The many prestigious projects he has undertaken include the design of the Pavilion of Treaties at the Konstantinovsky Palace in St. Petersburg, the Russian Rooms of the Palais des Nations in Geneva, both for the Russian Federation, the restoration of the early 12th Century Château de Pouy-sur-Vannes in Bourgogne and the 17th Century Hotel Claude Passart in Paris, a Manoir in Canada, a Royal Palace in Qatar, and the last Royal Palace in Tbilisi, Georgia. His acclaimed residential projects have been undertaken throughout the world, from Santiago, Chile, Buenos Aires and Lyford Cay to Cap Ferrat, from New York, to Moscow, to Tbilisi, from Beverly Hills to London, from Paris to Prague, to Qatar and Naples. His work has been extensively published in eminent design magazines such as Architectural Digest and numerous others worldwide, and has been featured in countless books on interiors, including two monographs on his work published in 1997 and 2016. He has lectured extensively around the globe.