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ANNIVERSAIRE 1823-2023 COLLECTION : PANORAMIC WALLPAPERS

The ANNIVERSAIRE 1823 – 2023 collection includes 8 panoramic designs, which can repeat infinitely in width or placed side by side. The walls are adorned with panels, inspired by the most beautiful voiles de Gênes or Indian palempores. They are either printed on non-woven fabric, or woven or embroidered and then laminated.

The NATALIE line designed by the duo Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto for Maison Pierre Frey, extends to reveal, in addition to the sofa, an armchair as well as a coffee table with generous curves and a pure designed structure.

On the eve of its bicentennial, Braquenié bears witness to the timelessness of its heritage and celebrates the quintessence of French style, a subtle blend of foreign influences and national creations.

Throughout its history, Paris has attracted many artists. Whether it is a setting for daily life, a symbol of power or a place of architectural expression, the capital constitutes a protean source of inspiration for creators.

Vincent Dupont-Rougier designs the HILT furniture line for Pierre Frey. This line is developed around legs carved from solid oak pieces. The sculptural appearance of the base is reflected in the faceted volumes and the rigidity of the outer lines contrasts with a soft comfort.

Elise Djo-Bourgeois: a modern woman and artist

Pierre Frey celebrates the original talent of Elise Djo-Bourgeois, a modern woman and artist.

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Elise Djo-Bourgeois: a modern woman and artist

SEQUANA COLLECTION, IRISH WEAVES

In an artistic coup de foudre, Patrick Frey entered the world of Mary Shaw, designer of the SEQUANA brand, and fell under the spell of the materials with their unique, vibrant and daring color harmonies.The SEQUANA collection highlights an exceptional know-how.

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SEQUANA COLLECTION, IRISH WEAVES

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ANNIVERSAIRE 1823-2023 COLLECTION : PANORAMIC WALLPAPERS

Episode 14#GUESTTALENTS: NATALIE LINE by Zanellato/Bortotto

The NATALIE line designed by the duo Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto for Maison Pierre Frey, extends to reveal, in addition to the sofa, an armchair as well as a coffee table with generous curves and a pure designed structure.

Collection Anniversaire 1823-2023

On the eve of its bicentennial, Braquenié bears witness to the timelessness of its heritage and celebrates the quintessence of French style, a subtle blend of foreign influences and national creations.

PARIS IN TEXTILE DESIGN

Throughout its history, Paris has attracted many artists. Whether it is a setting for daily life, a symbol of power or a place of architectural expression, the capital constitutes a protean source of inspiration for creators.

Episode 13#GUESTTALENTS: HILT LINE by VINCENT DUPONT ROUGIER

Vincent Dupont-Rougier designs the HILT furniture line for Pierre Frey. This line is developed around legs carved from solid oak pieces. The sculptural appearance of the base is reflected in the faceted volumes and the rigidity of the outer lines contrasts with a soft comfort.

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ANNIVERSAIRE 1823-2023 COLLECTION : PANORAMIC WALLPAPERS

Episode 14#GUESTTALENTS: NATALIE LINE by Zanellato/Bortotto

The NATALIE line designed by the duo Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto for Maison Pierre Frey, extends to reveal, in addition to the sofa, an armchair as well as a coffee table with generous curves and a pure designed structure.

Collection Anniversaire 1823-2023

On the eve of its bicentennial, Braquenié bears witness to the timelessness of its heritage and celebrates the quintessence of French style, a subtle blend of foreign influences and national creations.

PARIS IN TEXTILE DESIGN

Throughout its history, Paris has attracted many artists. Whether it is a setting for daily life, a symbol of power or a place of architectural expression, the capital constitutes a protean source of inspiration for creators.

Episode 13#GUESTTALENTS: HILT LINE by VINCENT DUPONT ROUGIER

Vincent Dupont-Rougier designs the HILT furniture line for Pierre Frey. This line is developed around legs carved from solid oak pieces. The sculptural appearance of the base is reflected in the faceted volumes and the rigidity of the outer lines contrasts with a soft comfort.