Jacques Doucet
This collection, designed by Garcé & Dimofski for The Invisible Collection, does not reproduce Doucet’s furniture but reimagines his world, naming each piece after the writers, painters and collaborators who moved through his life and his two legendary studios on Avenue du Bois and rue Saint-James. It is a portrait of a collector assembled in furniture rather than facts.
Like its wall-mounted counterpart, the Iribe Floor Lamp carries the name of Paul Iribe, the decorator whose 1912 studio for Jacques Doucet on Avenue du Bois fused lacquer, geometry and restraint into a look that anticipated Art Deco by more than a decade. As a floor lamp rather than a fixed light, this piece translates that studio’s discipline into something mobile, able to define a corner of a room the way Iribe once defined an entire interior.
Finished in the same bronze medal patina, the lamp holds a warmth that avoids anything cold or purely decorative, standing instead as a quiet, freestanding column of light. It is a piece built to be moved and lived with, much as Doucet himself was known to rearrange his rooms as his taste evolved.
Floor lamp in bronze medal patina
Electrification: Can be electrified for the country of your choice. If you are ordering for Europe, expect 230V and 110V for USA. Please contact us if you require a different voltage
CE Certification: No
UL Listed: No
IP Certification: No
Dimmable: Upon request
Socket: E27 for Europe, E26 for US
Light Source Included: No
Light Source: 1x bulb
Colour Temperature: Warm, 2700K
Lampshade Included: Yes
Switch: Round On/Off switch at the bottom
Production lead time: 14 weeks
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Few men have left such an indelible mark on the imaginations of art patrons and aesthetes. Jacques Doucet was the archetype of the modern collector, with a love of culture as vast as his curiosity and flair for the new. As a couturier, he mentored Paul Poiret and Madeleine Vionnet while dressing celebrities and heiresses. As a collector, he amassed the most legendary trove of rarities and masterpieces from the 18th century to the avant-garde, including Picasso, Klee, Matisse, and de Chirico, while commissioning furniture from Eileen Gray and Pierre Legrain, who decorated his last home, the fabled Studio Saint James. Now, his legacy lives on through a furniture collection available exclusively through Invisible Collection.
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