NATALIE by Zanellato & Bortotto for Maison Pierre Frey
Inspired by the Italian duo Zanellato and Bortotto’s fascination with the atmosphere of old Parisian cultural salons, the NATALIE line retraces, within its generous curves, a decorator’s piece status. A pure design structure subtly challenges classical codes.
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Revealing the Archives: The Roots of the Jardin Secrets Collection
The motifs, whether realistic or fantastical, celebrate the delicate or exuberant beauty of nature in all its forms: stylized flowers and trees, inhabited forests or dreamy herbariums. A veritable tour of the imaginary world of gardens, contemporary drawings and archival documents are revisited in springtime hues. A sunny range where the light makes each hue vibrate, creating a peaceful, enchanted atmosphere. All artistic styles and scales are permitted.
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In/Outdoor fabrics & furniture - Belvedere Collection & Mirage Line
BELVEDERE blends graphic compositions with large, spectacular scales. The motifs celebrate the exuberant beauty of flora and fauna in an artistic presentation inviting contemplation.
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DUNE by Constance Guisset for Maison Pierre Frey
Designed by Constance Guisset, DUNE presents a tripod bar stool Both sturdy and delicate. Its solid wood back leg is planted in the ground to slightly raise the backrest. it offers great comfort in seating and use, with a sophisticated fit and support for the lower back.
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BERLIN by Christian Haas for Maison Pierre Frey
Designed by Christian Haas, Berlin is based on an organic, rounded aesthetic vocabulary. The pure line of the backrest surrounds the seat in a continuous movement.
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CALLISTA by Samuel Accoceberry for Maison Pierre Frey
Composed of a sophisticated armchair and sofa, the CALLISTA line designed by Samuel Accoceberry draws its inspiration from the aquatic world and resonates with the tranquillity and organic beauty of the seabed.
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PARIS IN TEXTILE DESIGN
Throughout its history, Paris has attracted many artists. Whether it is a setting for daily life, a symbol of power or a place of architectural expression, the capital constitutes a protean source of inspiration for creators.
