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.
Raphaël Le Berre and Thomas Vevaud met 25 years ago on the benches of the Camondo school. They created their architecture agency 10 years ago and, from project to project, have developed their own line of furniture. This collection of armchairs and benches, chests of drawers, consoles, pedestal tables, mirrors, screens or rugs is now exhibited in a gallery dedicated to it. A universe where the shapes are undulating, greedy, the color essential and the materials treated above all for their intrinsic beauty.
Since 1831, the company Deyrolle has presented collections of insects and shells, naturalized animals of all kinds, natural curios and educational material for natural science teaching, among which are the famous “Planches Deyrolle” (Deyrolle’s plates). We will find many original ideas to embellish or create decors.
Within the Carré Rive Gauche Alexandre Piatti is the only one to defend the Haute Époque and medieval art, but also Italian art. Son of an antique dealer, he evolved in the world of art from his earliest childhood and he is a real enthusiast who likes to show amateurs and collectors all the modernity of the very old pieces he presents. Rare objects, sometimes of museum quality, and whose original use or history is often unknown, but Alexandre Piatti likes to reveal all their secrets.
Yves Gastou is a specialist for furniture and sculpture of the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s. He hunts for, rediscovers all the forgotten designers of those years. He was the one who since 1985 has organized the first exhibitions in France of Ron Arad, Ettore Sottsass or Shiro Kuramata, that he then confronted with the works by older major designers of the 1940s and 1950s as André Arbus, Jacques Adnet, Paul Evans, Gabriella Crespi, Joe Colombo and many others. It is thanks to gallery owners like him that we now enjoy the return of Art Deco in the forefront. Joined by his son Victor in 2005, Yves Gastou continues to exhibit the spatial and playful furniture of the 60s and 70s, cherishing the dream of a free and relaxed way of life, of an art democratized thanks to the introduction of new materials, such as resin, brass, stainless steel, and stone geodes, while integrating a sleek contemporary design. Victor has continued the adventure alone since Yves’ disappearance in 2020.
Benoît Astier de Villatte et Ivan Pericoli offer incredibly poetic handcrafted ceramics, colognes, incense and some of the best candles you will find, plus stationery that is printed with their own press. The duo have created a chic and timeless, one of a kind maison.
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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, he becomes again an interior designer and presents his style for international customers.
.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.
In 2010, Eloïse Gilles and Raphaëlle de Panafieu, both from the world of luxury, fashion and passionate about crafts, decided to revive this original and so chic object that is the fan, by taking over the Maison Duvelleroy created in 1829 by Jean-Pierre Duvelleroy, supplier to Queen Victoria or the Empress of Russia.
Both wish to remain in line with a style and a know-how by preserving gestures – those of the work of the feather in marquetry for example – and shapes, like the so-called “balloon”, slightly rounded, inspired by shells St Jacques which is typical of the Art Nouveau Duvelleroy period. For the creation, they have also returned to the sources of the fan-making profession by calling on Frédéric Gay, who is in charge of assembly and assembly.
They are relaunching couture collections, with creative fans, but also the ready-to-wear fan, as it existed in the 19th century, in cotton and wood, pleated, hand-assembled and produced in small series. They also launched numerous collaborations with artists and designers such as Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Lison de Caunes, José Lévy and Victor Cadène.
Gladys Mougins presents artists who explore very different realms : furniture, jewels, elements of decoration such as lacquer or the enamel, designers who like using metals, steel, bronze, in particular André Dubreuil, or Tom Dixon, Laurence Montano, Michael Pohu, Alasdair Cooke and Véronique Rivemale. The very spirit of Art Deco.
From New York by London and Milan to Tokyo, the Dyptique candles hung heavy in the trendy houses around the world. The main branch is in Paris, on the Boulevard Saint-Germain. It is a showcase for its incomparable perfumes : tuberose, spearmint (garden mint), cedar wood, eglantine, mimosa, fig tree, pomander, feu de bois (wood fire), musk, sandalwood, lily of the valley … each one keeps its promise and makes us remember the scent of a garden after rain or the scent of a wood fire in winter …
Perfumes reinterpreted for high-quality cosmetic care products, but also iconic eau de toilette, original objects and, for some time now, household cleaning products with divine scents.
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.
