Editor's Pick
Invisible Collection New York invites Charlotte Biltgen to bring her unmistakable French touch to its Upper East Side gallery.
An unprecedented dialogue between Art Deco genius and contemporary design where rare historic decors become the stage for the aesthetics of tomorrow.
Art Basel Paris, Design Miami/Paris, the centenary of Art Deco at MAD, and a stunning exhibition by Invisible Collection x Féau Boiseries: October in Paris is a full immersion of ...
Dagmar and Louise Liljencrantz are on show at our London gallery. It’s all about Scandinavian Design Then & Now.
Invisible Collection presents KOZMIC BLUES, an exhibition by Sandra Benhamou where the fantasized memories of an endless summer seem to linger on, conjured by a rare mix of styles.
From Maison&Objet’s grand stage to intimate salons and museum moments, the city blossoms into a living gallery of design this autumn.
Pierre Chareau conceived la Maison de Verre one hundred years ago. Everything in it, from the furniture to the lighting fixtures, was functional, clever, and beautiful by design. It challenged ...
Discover À La Tombée du Jour, an exclusive new collection of joyful, organic creations in which the patient hand of the artisan lives on.
In partnership with le19M, following an extensive restoration project supported by CHANEL, its exclusive and longstanding patron, a monumental collaboration by the Maisons d’art illuminates the reopening of the Grand ...
Unique objects imbued with history and beauty, now on view in our galleries.
Oscar Night: We may not vote with the Academy, but The Brutalist caught our attention and inspired a few notes on an architectural movement that never got everybody’s vote.
As the art fair opens, we continue our residency at Phillips Los Angeles, presenting new designs in dialogue with artworks.
Editor's Pick
