For 150 years Pinton has been one of the great references of exceptional carpet and tapestry, projecting the tradition of Aubusson into modernity, with excellence and creativity as the only rules. Two poles make up the House: Pinton Manufacture for luxury decoration and Pinton Éditions for contemporary art.
Pinton Manufacture includes two collections, Haute Couture and Prêt à Porter, both of which use natural fibers spun and dyed by the artisans of the workshops. Wool and silk thus match leather, linen, cotton, bamboo or even metal and are worked in velvet or curly to dress exceptional places such as more traditional residences.
Pinton Éditions est voué à l’art contemporain depuis les débuts de la Manufacture. Pinton a ainsi tissé les plus grands noms, de Charles Le Brun à Fernand Léger ou Calder. Et aujourd’hui, la Maison met toujours son savoir-faire unique au service d’ artistes contemporains comme Jean-Michel Othoniel, Julien Colombier, Etel Adnan, Joe Tilson ou Victor Cadene, en leur offrant un champ d’investigation en constant renouvellement.
Creator and publisher of panoramic wallpaper, the exclusive designs of Maison Ananbô are all painted or drawn by hand.
The Collection is made up of around 150 models, not counting variations of colors and finishes, which can also be printed on natural fiber panels such as linen, hemp, raffia or jute.
Ananbô also works with different Maisons de Dévore to enhance its collections: En Fil d’Allemande for curtains, throws and cushions, Ressource for a series of 14 shades of paint which echo the spirit of the wallpapers and panoramas, but also lampshades handcrafted in the Paris region.
.Architect and designer, India Mahdavi designs hotels, restaurants, offices and private residences all over the world. Her slightly baroque style, with round shapes, soft or bold colors, always very feminine, is recognizable among all. For those who only want one of its iconic pieces for their decor, head to rue Las Cases where you can find its pretty Totem stools.
Frey makes fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. A wide collection of 7000 references which gathers together the creations signed Pierre Frey and those created by three other prestigious brands of the company : Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Bouassac. Frey is also the story of a passion which has been passed on to three generations : Pierre Frey who created the company in 1935 and soon became the idol of decorators and antique dealers, then his son, Patrick, who has been signing, since 1975, every new model of fabrics looking for inspiration in the spirit of the age, travels, art or History and his two sons, Pierre et Vincent, who have already started taking over from there father.
Chahan Minassian is multitalented : he is an interior designer, a designer, an antique dealer and a gallery owner. He has a passion for the American furniture of the 1930s to the 1960s, he presents, in his gallery of the Rue de Lille, pieces by Vladimir Kagan, Paul Evans, Karl Springer, Tommi Parzinger, Paul Laszlo, Philip and Kelvin Laverne, Edward Wormley, Harry Bertoia… and just next to it, at number 12 rue de Beaume, he becomes again an interior designer and presents his style for international customers.
Since 1951, the eponymous brand has been the ultimate reference in silk for home furnishing. It offers fabrics designed, woven and dyed in the purest South-East Asian tradition as well as collaborations with the most notorious designers. This ancestral fabric seemingly never ages and always keeps up with design and trends.
“The Virgin, the vivacious and the beautiful today”…. Marcel Zelmanovitch had this title of a poem by Mallarmé in mind when he opened his gallery in 1982. This is a celebration of the day and today, that is to say of what is always possible because only carried by a momentum, an energy, a flame. Thus he created the first French publishing gallery of unique and tailor-made carpets created by decorators and designers. Thanks to him, we are rediscovering the great craftsmanship of carpets, which turns its back on mass production with the creation of exceptional objects.
Dans une boutique décorée à l’origine par Jacques Garcia, Armand Ventilo crée un concept store chic où il mixe avec humour et génie des vêtements avec des meubles scandinaves chinés, les céramiques de Roger Capron ou de Vallauris, des plaids irlandais, des sacs et des accessoires vintage, des affiches rétro, des crayons et des carnets japonais… un bazar chic mais aussi un vrai lieu d’inspiration où l’on aime s’arrêter le temps de boire un thé ou un café.
De Gournay is a somewhat magical House, capable of creating all kinds of decorations: a chinoiserie fresco, 19th century French wallpaper, a ceiling made with gold leaf, nothing is impossible. For this, the House calls on the best craftsmen and exceptional decorative painters, trained in all techniques, from the most ancestral to the most innovative. French know-how in all its splendour.
Carpets in limited or continuous editions with patterns that draw their inspiration from the decorative tradition of wallpaper, fabric, embroidery, architecture and French gardens : it is pretty original ! But what makes all the difference at Casa Lopez is the style department which, from archives or a wish, offers to create a drawing which corresponds to our desires, then to chose with us the material or materials of our carpet : wool, cotton, silk, hessian, string or sisal, that we will even be able to mix to create some effects. Victoria Magniant, the young artistic director, will be there to accompany you along this fascinating adventure.
Settled in an industrial building of the Rue de Babylone, this fervent enthusiast of eco-design, who is both designer and interior architect, creates a line of furniture and lamps pretty typical, recognizable at first glance and that always denotes his taste for wood and natural materials.
In the grandiose setting of the former swimming-pool of the Lutetia Hotel, three structures made of wood have been put up. A sort of futurist and mobile cabins now come to modify the rigor of the space by conveying a convivial touch.
Those structures house thematic and temporary spaces in which the “House Art” takes up a lot of room, particularly with the new editions of Jean-Michel Franck’s furniture.
