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In the world of decorative arts, some houses manage to transform a material into a true artistic signature.
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In the history of 20th-century French furniture, certain collaborations have given rise to an instantly recognisable aesthetic language.
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Roger Capron (1922–2006) occupies a unique place in the history of 20th-century French ceramics. An artist, ceramist and designer, he helped to transform the perception of ceramics in France, turning this traditional craft into a true arena for artistic experimentation.
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In the world of decorative arts, certain houses transcend their status as mere manufacturers to become true symbols of artistic heritage.
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The history of the decorative arts is marked by a succession of designers who have pushed back the boundaries between art and design. Among them, Salvador Dalí (1904–1989) occupies a unique place.
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In the history of European decorative arts, few sculptors have been able to capture the beauty and power of the animal world with as much sensitivity as Rembrandt Bugatti (1884–1916).
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Great interiors are not defined solely by their furniture or works of art. Light plays a fundamental role in the way a space is perceived, experienced and admired.
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For over two centuries, France has been recognised as one of the leading centres of craftsmanship.
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Napoleon III mantelpieces: symbols of French bourgeois refinement
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Contemporary floral vases: when the anemone inspires French decorative design
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