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Auguste Perret and Le Corbusier revolutionized architecture and design. Perret was a pioneer of reinforced concrete, shaping modern urban spaces like Le Havre. Le Corbusier redefined housing with minimalist aesthetics, functional planning and iconic furniture. Their influence lives on, combining innovation with timeless elegance.
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Vincent Darré began his artistic adventure at the École Camondo, a renowned institution for interior architecture and design. Following his studies, he took his first steps in the fashion industry, working for prestigious houses such as Yves Saint Laurent and Moschino. These experiences enabled Darré to develop a strong taste for experimentation and innovation, traits that were soon to become the hallmarks of his interior design work.
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Philippe Starck is a name that has resonated in the world of design for decades. This French designer, renowned for his unique style and avant-garde vision, has left an indelible mark on interior design, architecture, furniture and much more. In this blog, we delve into the creative world of Philippe Starck and discover what makes him such an icon of contemporary design.
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Jean-Louis Deniot created his company in 2000 and is considered today as the new generation and the future of 'Haute Décoration'.
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Philipp Plein (PP) is a talented entrepreneur who has captured a segment of the luxury apparel market by taking the opposite direction from traditional codes of good taste and elegance. Launched in 2004, his company, located in Lugano, Switzerland, employs more than 700 people, brings together three brands (Philipp Plein, Plein Sport and Billionaire Couture) and has more than 160 points of sale worldwide. The name is synonymous with glitzy fashion shows, where trucks unload convoys of short-dressed beauties and tattooed men and women, where the catwalk, which can house jet skis, a helicopter or a roller coaster, ends up being a concert, a funfair or a car race - anything seems possible with PP.
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Raymond Subes (1890-1970) was a master wrought-iron worker and a key figure in French Art Deco. He was a former student of the École Boulle and the École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs. As much an artist as a decorator, he collaborated throughout his career with the greatest of his time: Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, Léon and Maurice Jallot, Jules Leleu, Michel Roux-Spitz, Alfred Porteneuve, Jean Mayodon, and Jean Dunand.
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In keeping with its commitment to excellence, quality and innovation, the house of hermes presented several interior design objects at Milan Design Week 2019...
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Louis Poulsen is a leading Scandinavian design brand. Founded in 1874, the Danish company specializing in lighting has been striving ever since to design pieces where "form follows function" ...
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For André Charles Boulle, a perfect piece of furniture is practical, solid, beautiful, and rich. Even today, the quality of his creations is much admired.
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Poul Henningsen, born in Copenhagen, is the son of the famous Danish actress Agnes Henningsen. He studied at the Technical School in Frederiksberg, Denmark, from 1911 to 1914, then at the Technical University.
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