Born in 1903 into the artistic world of his father, Orientalist painter Albert Aublet, Félix Aublet spent his childhood between Neuilly and Tunis. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts, he distanced himself early from traditional painting, embracing modernism, technology, and functional design. Influenced by Le Corbusier and close to avant-garde figures such as Robert Delaunay and Georges-Henri Pingusson, he developed a multidisciplinary career spanning painting, furniture design, interior architecture, advertising, cinema, and theatre set design.