Antique dealer's portraits
Hans Hollein was born in 1934 in Vienna, Austria. He is one of the best-known representatives of post-modernism. His creations cover many fields, architecture, design, town…
Joe Colombo (1930-1971) took his first steps into the world of creation as a painter at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. He will join the current of Arte Nucleare,…
The Louis XV style The 18th century marks the golden age of French and European furniture The Louis XIV, Regency, Louis XV, Transition and Louis XVI styles have all, as much as…
Famous for its transparency, its unity and its sculptural approach, the Diamond Chair by Harry Bertoia was created in 1952. Let's take a look at this design icon, of astonishing…
The Brazil Modernist gallery celebrates 100 years of Geraldo de Barros, Brazilian artist, photographer and designer who pushed the limits of artistic creation. As a furniture…
Passionate about the "arts du feu", this technique bringing together three vital elements, earth, water and fire, Laurence Vauclair talks to us today about one of the French…
Michael Thonet (1796-1871),
Well known for his bentwood furniture, whose simplicity will influence later designers Michael Thonet is the founder of a family business and pioneer…
Let's discover a little known universe but which is nevertheless everywhere around us, that of door handles. Jean-Pierre and Monique Jankovsky have made it their specialty for 20…
Collector and decorator, Céline Faraud Luzu offers a first installation at the Pradier-Jeauneau gallery Between December 02 and 18, we will be able to discover her universe, a…
Nima Torbati is currently presenting the CM 141 desk by Pierre Paulin. Sleek and straight silhouette, find out more about this iconic model from the famous designer.
Pierre Paulin…
Eloïse Poirson and Emmanuel Roucher from the Galerie Rage highlight their favorite artwork, a painting on silk by Kaiteki Toda, Le Squelette dans la nature , poetic vanity, symbol…
Leopoldo Torres Aguero, beyond optical art
Hugo Greiner makes us discover the universe of Leopoldo Torres Aguero (1924-1995), a singular artist close to the Kinetic movement but…
The alleys of Paul Bert Serpette, Stéphane Girardot already knows them, and even perfectly because a large part of his career was here. Back to basics for this expert who invites…
The story of Akiko and Christophe Kabache is that of a meeting in the middle of the antiques of the Puces de la Porte de Vanves. Linked by a common passion, the love of beautiful…
ALESSANDRO MENDINI (1931-2019)
Until 1959, Alessandro Mendini followed the royal path of Italian designers: a Milanese childhood with parents fond of contemporary art, studies of…
Anchored in French tradition, Pierre Chapo freed himself from the industrial nature of post-war furniture to approach craftsmanship, placing refinement and woodworking at the…
A pioneer of Swiss industrial design, Willy Guhl left us a legacy of iconic furniture, using new materials. Forms reduced to the essentials, purity of design, an optimized design…
Recently installed in the alleys of Paul Bert Serpette, this Franco-Hungarian couple passionate about art and design honors artists from Eastern Europe and carefully selected…
Brazilian bedside table by Joaquim Tenreiro
This bedside table is a little jewel of the creation of the great master of Brazilian modernist design Joaquim Tenreiro. Resting on…
Born in September 11, 1881 from a family of musicians Jacques Lehmann (known as Jacques Nam) is a French sculptor, engraver, draftsman and lacquerer. His initiation to art took…
At the origin of a real family saga, Carlo Bugatti continues to fascinate today. Father of the famous sculptor of animal bronzes Rembrandt and of the no less famous car…
From the 1950s, designers made the fireside chair - small armchairs without armrests, an essential creation in their body of creation: compact, multifunctional, it could be used…
Enter the luxurious vintage setting of Jean-Marc Hervier, tinged with glamor and a rock spirit, skilfully mixing pieces from great Italian, American and French designers. An eye…
Inro, kogo, natsume, bento, there are a multitude of boxes in Japan... To place ointments, incense, tea, delicacies, or to hide secrets, Japanese boxes are also a great playground…