Interior architect and designer, Stéphane Parmentier has a unique universe in the contemporary landscape and he is undoubtedly one of the great French talents. Contrast of materials and colors, constant back and forth between simplicity, minimalism and sophistication of forms, his apprehension of the decorative arts is a compendium of multiple inspirations but his vision is unique. In his gallery we find this universe by discovering part of his collections of furniture and lighting.
First Parisian address for the favorite interior designer of chic restaurants. She wanted it as a small art gallery or even a living space where she can display her own collections by mixing them with those of other designers or with unique pieces that she has found, to recreate these joyful and colorful universe of which she has the secret.
Loro Piana Interiors transforms the sublime raw materials of Loro Piana’s garments into upholstery fabrics. A real world tour of natural and noble fibers: Vicuña from Peru, cashmere from China and Mongolia, merino from Australia and New Zealand, lotus flower from Myanmar. Fabrics, carpets, tings, but also pretty accessories, plaids or cushions, for a chic and refined house.
Located opposite the Bois de Visconti, the hidden bucolic garden of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Maison Number 20 benefits from the proximity of the most prestigious publishers, antique dealers and art galleries in the capital.
Founded and directed by Oscar Lucien, Maison N°20 coordinates the interior architecture expertise of a team composed of architects, decorators, space designers, graphic designers and hotel experts for projects where tailor-made is essential. Hotels, large residences or other institutions of the night such as “Le Paradis Latin”, bear his mark.
Over time, Maison N°20 has been able to impose a theatrical and eclectic style, which mixes contemporary exuberance and elegance of classical proportions, always favoring exceptional materials that accentuate this singular atmosphere.
Interior designer, Charles Tassin divides his time between prestigious construction sites and the Galerie May, rue de Lille, where he presents his creations. Perfectly in his time, he knows how to mix all the others, take to each one certain elements that will make him create unique universes.
With the Galerie May and Maylis Queyrat, he publishes furniture designed in the pure tradition of art craftsmanship: marquetry, lacquer or ceramics, with a resolutely contemporary approach. Deeply attached to craftsmanship, he has a very assertive sense of refinement, elegance, but also exuberance, which make all the charm of the French Style.
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.
True Germanopratin at heart, Charles Zana studied architecture at the Beaux Arts in Paris. The artistic history of the district, its galleries, its publishing houses and even its cafes then made him want to open his agency and his showroom there.
A great defender of a French way of life, Charles Zana is also passionate about the great masters of 20th century Italian design such as Ettore Sottsass or Carlo Scarpa. Each project is a new opportunity for him and his team to showcase French craftsmanship and in his gallery you can discover his furniture collections inspired by his many passions.
The iconic patterns, colours, style of Maison Missoni exclusively dedicated to the home and furnishings in the brand’s new Parisian Showroom. Presented in a universe that mixes Parisian architecture with that of an Italian palazzo, the collections skilfully reinterpret the entire spirit of the House.
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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.
In the showroom adjoining his agency, you can always have a glimpse of his new collaborations, for objects as well as for pieces of furniture that often come in collections.
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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.
This famous manufacture is renowned internationally for its woven carpets made with raffia, cotton, wool or linen. Each carpet by Cogolin is a unique piece made with delightful skill and know-how.
MANUFACTURE COGOLIN
30 rue des Saints-Pères 75007 Paris 01.40.49.04.30
IBU Gallery is dedicated to IBU’s artworks and her personal artistic choices. An American of Ukrainian descent, artist and architect IBU identified herself by her initials. Her jewelry design and bronze functional sculptures focus on materials, and craftsmanship. IBU died in October 2002, but her work and artistic vision live on at IBU Gallery, located under the arcades of the Palais Royal gardens in Paris. Following her footsteps, IBU Gallery also shows works by artists who share common sensibilities and sources of inspiration. Jewelry designers include Ted Muehling, Gabriella Kiss, Jean Grisoni, Alina Alamoréan. Lee Ufan, Ellen Carey, Lee Bae, Pascal Dombis, Nam Tchun Mo, Antoine Tarot, Kim Chun Hwan, Athéna U. Poilâne are painters, photographers, sculptors IBU Gallery exhibits in conversation with IBU’s creations. Art furniture and art objects by Eric Schmitt, Christophe Côme, Annick Tapernoux, Sebastian Menschhorn have also trusted us with their work. Each artist was chosen for the dialogue their pieces have with IBU’s artwork.
