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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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The Martynoff Gallery gathers within the famous Biron market in Saint Ouen, a great diversity of objects more beautiful the ones than the others...
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A part of the Martynoff Gallery team went to Saint Petersburg and would like to share with you the wonderful experience of the Hermitage Museum.
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Gallery Martynoff Paris is buying the mostbeautiful furniture,ofart objects, vintage works, paintings from the most beautiful collections and manufacturers of art objects to sell them on its website to a clientele of antiques, amateurs and art lovers, as well as our prestigious decorators from all over the world...
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Since 2003 in full heartfrom the Biron de Saint Ouen market, the Martynoff Gallery plunges professionals and amateurs in the middle of historical immersion thanks to its exceptional furniture and art objects. These antiques dating from the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth century are all expertised and restored. Glasses, armchairs, mirrors and decorative objects, Simon Martynoff gives life to real hidden treasures.
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Louis Poulsen is a Danish brand founded in 1900. The company is known for their passion and quality of design, as well as the prestige and longevity of their products. Louis Poulsen has an art gallery on their factory premises where they display their design pieces, which are also available for purchase.
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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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Louis XV style is a style that applies to French furniture of the 18th century. It is considered that Louis XV period productions characteristic of the style are made between...
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The term "Art Deco" is the abbreviation of "Decorative Arts", the art deco is an artistic trend of the 1910s that ends in the late 1930s. This artistic movement applies in particular to the world of architecture and more specifically to the design and interior decoration.
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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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