FLORAL FRESCOES: CARTE BLANCHE TO RAPHAEL SCHMITT
Painted artworks and vibrant colors are making a grand comeback, adorning walls and windows to bring a unique style to our living spaces. By collaborating with a variety of artists, each with a distinct style, Maison Pierre Frey offers a diverse range of graphic expressions in its collections. For the Jardins Secrets collection, the design studio gave carte blanche to Raphaël Schmitt, transforming one of his works into both wallpaper and fabric.
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Episode 8 #GUESTTALENTS: ADRIENNE LINE by Zanellato/Bortotto
Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto collaborate once again with Pierre Frey to create the Adrienne line with its enveloping curves and elegant simplicity.
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ENCOUNTER WITH MARY SHAW, CREATOR OF THE SEQUANA COLLECTION
Founder and creator of the Sequana collection, Mary Shaw describes her inspirations and the spirit of the materials and colors she has inspired.
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Yves Klein, the magic blue
The Yves Klein Archives and Pierre Frey have joined forces to create panoramic wallpapers and rugs whose dimensions respect the spirit of his genius. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the artist's death, they would like to celebrate his memory and his work by sharing them with as many people as possible in an original way.
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QUILTS OF PROVENCE
Quilted fabrics and boutis evoke Provence where women of yesteryear walked around in quilted petticoats and colorful caracos. The collections Eternel été and Joie de vivre revisit this tradition.
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LOUIS BARTHELEMY FOR PIERRE FREY
The artist and draughtsman Louis Barthélemy has imagined for Pierre Frey a genuine contemporary fresco celebrating the Nile and the abundant life that exists along the river. Dividing his time between Cairo and Paris, this un conditional lover of Egypt shares with us his inspirations and his creative process.
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Pierre Frey acquires Bernard Thorp
Committed to the preservation of specialist knowledge, Pierre Frey has acquired the English editor and printer BERNARD THORP.
