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Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
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Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
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It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
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It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
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The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
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Since 1847, linen-weavers Alexandre Turpault have been working to bring to you their passion for their work and their mastery of their unique expertise in the tradition of producing fine linen. Alexandre Turpault provides collections that are part of its universe of complete harmony.
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La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
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The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
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The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
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The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
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What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
Since 1847, linen-weavers Alexandre Turpault have been working to bring to you their passion for their work and their mastery of their unique expertise in the tradition of producing fine linen. Alexandre Turpault provides collections that are part of its universe of complete harmony.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Since 1926, L’Atelier du Vin has specialised in supplies and equipment for wine-making, bottling and serving. Today, L’Atelier du Vin, thanks to its research, its wine tools and its wine education tools, is the sole specialist able to cover every step in the life of a wine from the cellar to the glass.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
DCW EDITIONS publishes icons of the XXth century:
The Lampe Gras created by Bernard-Albin Gras, balanced, intelligent, transparent and elegant: an icon of lighting.
The Surpil chair designed and engineered by Julien Henri-Porche; comfortable, light, stylish and discreet, can be used indoors and outdoors: a real object.
The MANTIS collection by Bernard Schottlander, a half-way between balance and unbalance such as mobiles, these lamps seem to defy the law of gravity. The poetry of the object makes us dream: elegance on wire...
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Dare to be bold, innovate, and act as explorers in the field of furnishing fabrics and wallcoverings, known to be more traditional until now, this is our philosophy. Design very contemporary products and always have an edge on the latest techniques, this could be our motto. Our in-house design department, a hive of activity like that of an experimental laboratory, traces the lines of research, diversity and innovative mixtures. The proposals, always surprising, create an event at every international exhibition.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
For the past 80 years, Treca Interiors Paris has served the exacting requirements of international clients who appreciate French-made quality and the possibility of personal service and customized products. Discover our heritage, the skills of our craftsmen and the exclusive creations of the designers we have commissioned.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Since 1847, linen-weavers Alexandre Turpault have been working to bring to you their passion for their work and their mastery of their unique expertise in the tradition of producing fine linen. Alexandre Turpault provides collections that are part of its universe of complete harmony.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Dare to be bold, innovate, and act as explorers in the field of furnishing fabrics and wallcoverings, known to be more traditional until now, this is our philosophy. Design very contemporary products and always have an edge on the latest techniques, this could be our motto. Our in-house design department, a hive of activity like that of an experimental laboratory, traces the lines of research, diversity and innovative mixtures. The proposals, always surprising, create an event at every international exhibition.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
For the past 80 years, Treca Interiors Paris has served the exacting requirements of international clients who appreciate French-made quality and the possibility of personal service and customized products. Discover our heritage, the skills of our craftsmen and the exclusive creations of the designers we have commissioned.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
DCW EDITIONS publishes icons of the XXth century:
The Lampe Gras created by Bernard-Albin Gras, balanced, intelligent, transparent and elegant: an icon of lighting.
The Surpil chair designed and engineered by Julien Henri-Porche; comfortable, light, stylish and discreet, can be used indoors and outdoors: a real object.
The MANTIS collection by Bernard Schottlander, a half-way between balance and unbalance such as mobiles, these lamps seem to defy the law of gravity. The poetry of the object makes us dream: elegance on wire...
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Since 1847, linen-weavers Alexandre Turpault have been working to bring to you their passion for their work and their mastery of their unique expertise in the tradition of producing fine linen. Alexandre Turpault provides collections that are part of its universe of complete harmony.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Dare to be bold, innovate, and act as explorers in the field of furnishing fabrics and wallcoverings, known to be more traditional until now, this is our philosophy. Design very contemporary products and always have an edge on the latest techniques, this could be our motto. Our in-house design department, a hive of activity like that of an experimental laboratory, traces the lines of research, diversity and innovative mixtures. The proposals, always surprising, create an event at every international exhibition.
Since 1926, L’Atelier du Vin has specialised in supplies and equipment for wine-making, bottling and serving. Today, L’Atelier du Vin, thanks to its research, its wine tools and its wine education tools, is the sole specialist able to cover every step in the life of a wine from the cellar to the glass.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
DCW EDITIONS publishes icons of the XXth century:
The Lampe Gras created by Bernard-Albin Gras, balanced, intelligent, transparent and elegant: an icon of lighting.
The Surpil chair designed and engineered by Julien Henri-Porche; comfortable, light, stylish and discreet, can be used indoors and outdoors: a real object.
The MANTIS collection by Bernard Schottlander, a half-way between balance and unbalance such as mobiles, these lamps seem to defy the law of gravity. The poetry of the object makes us dream: elegance on wire...
What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
Dare to be bold, innovate, and act as explorers in the field of furnishing fabrics and wallcoverings, known to be more traditional until now, this is our philosophy. Design very contemporary products and always have an edge on the latest techniques, this could be our motto. Our in-house design department, a hive of activity like that of an experimental laboratory, traces the lines of research, diversity and innovative mixtures. The proposals, always surprising, create an event at every international exhibition.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
DCW EDITIONS publishes icons of the XXth century:
The Lampe Gras created by Bernard-Albin Gras, balanced, intelligent, transparent and elegant: an icon of lighting.
The Surpil chair designed and engineered by Julien Henri-Porche; comfortable, light, stylish and discreet, can be used indoors and outdoors: a real object.
The MANTIS collection by Bernard Schottlander, a half-way between balance and unbalance such as mobiles, these lamps seem to defy the law of gravity. The poetry of the object makes us dream: elegance on wire...
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Objet Insolite elegantly crafts their solid bronze lighting in their own workspaces in Paris, France. From sketchbook, to creation and to the final delivery Objet Insolite has a hand in every aspect of each piece produced. Augustin Granet, sole designer and founder of Objet Insolite designs with three basic criteria in mind: Creativity, Quality and Lifestyle.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Dare to be bold, innovate, and act as explorers in the field of furnishing fabrics and wallcoverings, known to be more traditional until now, this is our philosophy. Design very contemporary products and always have an edge on the latest techniques, this could be our motto. Our in-house design department, a hive of activity like that of an experimental laboratory, traces the lines of research, diversity and innovative mixtures. The proposals, always surprising, create an event at every international exhibition.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Since 1847, linen-weavers Alexandre Turpault have been working to bring to you their passion for their work and their mastery of their unique expertise in the tradition of producing fine linen. Alexandre Turpault provides collections that are part of its universe of complete harmony.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
DCW EDITIONS publishes icons of the XXth century:
The Lampe Gras created by Bernard-Albin Gras, balanced, intelligent, transparent and elegant: an icon of lighting.
The Surpil chair designed and engineered by Julien Henri-Porche; comfortable, light, stylish and discreet, can be used indoors and outdoors: a real object.
The MANTIS collection by Bernard Schottlander, a half-way between balance and unbalance such as mobiles, these lamps seem to defy the law of gravity. The poetry of the object makes us dream: elegance on wire...
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
Since the company was founded in 1885, its French cabinetmaking skills have been passed on down the generations. In the 80's, Jean-Loup and Annie-Pierre Moissonnier took over the reins of the business and together instilled a unique style that has since become an established reference: bringing the past to life with light touches... suggesting without imposing... breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again, and creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style: such is the spirit of Moissonnier today.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Dare to be bold, innovate, and act as explorers in the field of furnishing fabrics and wallcoverings, known to be more traditional until now, this is our philosophy. Design very contemporary products and always have an edge on the latest techniques, this could be our motto. Our in-house design department, a hive of activity like that of an experimental laboratory, traces the lines of research, diversity and innovative mixtures. The proposals, always surprising, create an event at every international exhibition.
What you see here is the result of 25 years of full time artistic endeavor in a studio with large teams of painters. A few years ago, we calculated that it would take one painter close to a thousand years to paint all this. Add all the archive works and it is much more. But that is only the actual painting. What is most important is the editing and perfecting of the files which yield these prints. This is not done by computers but by artists on computers who make millions of split second aesthetic decisions in order to get the right result. That is why the New York Times gave us a two page editorial in 2006. We were the first company to transform hand painted material into a new art form: Digital Media, not in order to reproduce but to create new imagery in a convincingly hand painted quality.
Elegant, chic and timeless, MIS EN DEMEURE is the quintessential model of French luxury and French way of living. Based on historical French fourniture designs, the MIS EN DEMEURE collection is adapted to meet modern standards of comfort and rebrands each piece with a twist of contemporary design.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Sharing the same passion for a knowledge of art, refinement and craft expertise, Thierry Massant -originally antiques dealer- established the MASSANT company in 1996, as an exclusively enterprise specialising in reproducing chairs from the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth centuries.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Since 1830, Mauviel has manufactured the highest quality of copper cookware for professional and commercial markets. Mauviel offers cookware manufactured in copper, stainless steel and aluminum that is unsurpassed in quality and design - praised by professional chefs and household cooks.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
Established in 1886, Thibaut is the nation’s oldest continuously operating wallpaper firm. Over the years our product offering has broadened to include a variety of wallcoverings, coordinating print fabrics, embroideries and woven upholstery fabrics. The recent launch of an upholstered furniture line has established Thibaut as a highly desirable resource of all product categories favored by designers and up-scale consumers alike.
Founded in 1928, Félix and his son André Houlès established the parent company, 18 rue Saint-Nicolas, in the heart of Paris, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine area, the traditional district for upholsterers, interior designers and architects. Then, Suzanne and Pierre Houlès will change this French family business of the Thirties into a company with an international dimension, which they eventually transferred to their children. Nowadays, the company is managed with great passion and enthusiasm by its president Philippe Houlès, who became sensitive to the world of decoration from his early age.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
Oscillating between past and present, tradition and modernity, the VOLEVATCH endeavor is an unmistakably beautiful story. In 1975, during his flea markets strolls, Serge Volevatch - then intended to pursue a career as an urbanist - discovered a genuine admiration for period style bathrooms.
The Faiencerie de Gien was founded in 1821 by an Englishman from Stoke-on-Trent, Thomas Hall. Mr. Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware to the French, also known as “faience” in France. 190 years later, Gien is an integral part of France’s cultural heritage, praised by many around the world. Since its very beginnings, Gien has learned to perfect the art of manufacturing faience. All the faience products are 100% made in Gien, France, a small town on the banks of the Loire River.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
It is a French maison de luxe – a luxury design house an inspirational, family-owned business with a proud tradition which looks towards the future. Pierre Frey, founded in 1935, designs, creates and manufactures fabrics and wallpapers in the purest French tradition. The company’s rich collection of no less than 7,000 items includes not only the Pierre Frey designs, but collections from the company’s other three prestigious brands: Braquenié, Fadini Borghi and Boussac.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Since 1847, linen-weavers Alexandre Turpault have been working to bring to you their passion for their work and their mastery of their unique expertise in the tradition of producing fine linen. Alexandre Turpault provides collections that are part of its universe of complete harmony.
La Cornue makes use of modern technology and is forever improving its products, but no manufacturing changes made will ever alter our determination to preserve the noble values traditionally associated with handicraft production. We use only noble materials, selected and chosen for their quality and their longevity: cast iron, steel, solid brass, nickel and enamel.
Michael and Lucy Vaughan founded Vaughan Ltd in 1983 to meet the demand in the interior design world for stylish and classical lighting made to the highest standards. Having previously been dealers in decorative antiques they fully appreciated the sort of lighting that was needed.
