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When furniture becomes manifest
There are objects that tell the story of an era better than a history book. The SCAL n°450 bed by Jean Prouvé is one of them.
Designed in 1952,…
André Arbus (1903–1969) occupies a unique place in the landscape of 20th-century French Decorative Arts. Trained in Toulouse in the family cabinetmaking workshop, then at the…
It's impossible to walk past this elm sideboard without slowing down. Made in France in the 1950s or 60s, it unfolds its 2.65 meters with a rare, almost theatrical presence. Its…
Pierre Sala's Piranha Chair (1983): When Design Becomes Scenography
Created in 1983, Pierre Sala's Piranha chair stands out as one of the most singular objects of French…
A big thank you for your enthusiasm, the Festival is now nothing more than a sweet memory where the echo of Martin Solveig's turntables and the colors of the stands imagined by…
Thomas Rey unveils a striking work by Cesare Gennari: David with the Head of Goliath. Rarely exhibited, this Baroque painting captivates with both its dramatic power and the…
LC1: The armchair, manifesto of modernism
Designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier , Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, the armchairLC1 is an iconic piece of modern design. Through…
With its elegant allure and timeless charm, the Uchiwa wall lamp by German designer Ingo Maurer embodies an iconic object that spans the ages and transcends fashions. Designed in…
The Neo-Egyptian Style in the Decorative Arts
The Neo-Egyptian style, a modern interpretation of the art and culture of ancient Egypt, has passed through various periods of…
Albert Thiry, a renowned French ceramist of the 1950s, is often associated with his famous vases and utilitarian pieces, but few are familiar with his sculptures. Among these is a…
Pierre Sabatier, an extraordinary sculptor
An artist on the bangs of any commercial circuit and little known to the general public, Pierre Sabatier has devoted his life to…
Gaetano Pesce's work has played a significant role in my artistic and emotional development. I discovered him in 1996 through his exhibition "Le temps des questions" at the Centre…
Let's discover two key figures in French artistic history: Mathieu-Meusnier, the sculptor, and Sarah Bernhardt, the legendary actress. Their lives and works left an indelible mark…
In the vibrant world of Brazilian contemporary art, artist Kennedy Bahia shines with her singular talent in textile art, notably through her dazzling tapestries. A native of…
Design is often a reflection of the culture and innovation of an era, and Oscar Niemeyer's Alta Lounge Chair is no exception. Designed by the illustrious Brazilian architect Oscar…
Émile Gallé (1846-1904) is a multi-talented artist, glassmaker, ceramist and cabinetmaker. He was one of the main actors in the revival of decorative arts at the end of the 19th…
In the world of design, some objects transcend their utilitarian function to become true works of art. Such is the case with the magnificent armchair designed by Jean Marais in…
1966 saw the emergence of the S ring by craftsman Jean Vendome, who then extended the range to include a bracelet, a necklace, a pair of ear clips, and finally the Double S ring.…
Founded in the hills of Naples, the Royal Manufactory of Capodimonte stands like an artistic jewel, witness to the history and artistic refinement of Italy. Founded in the 18th…
The Directoire Style, emerging as a transition between the splendor of the Louis XVI Style and the opulence of the Empire, is part of a pivotal period covering the Revolution (…
Armand Petersen (1891-1968) was born in Switzerland, where he studied sculpture. Like many other artists, he developed his art in Paris. His passion, integrity and aesthetic sense…
The Camaleonda sofa has transcended trends to become a true timeless classic. Designed in the 1970s, this modular sofa has made itself desirable among design enthusiasts for…
Renowned for their elegance and sophistication, Venetian mirrors have a fascinating history that dates back centuries. Created by Venetian master glassmakers whose skills have…
Renowned for its elegance all over the world, Italian design has given birth to many icons. Among them, the Medea armchair by Vittorio Nobili occupies a prominent place. Created…