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PONT NEUF BY SUTDIOPARISIEN

'Furniture designed as thoughtful, tactile, and precise responses to the rhythms of everyday life.'

Studioparisien was born out of the collaboration between Laurene Barbier Tardrew, interior architect and designer, and Romain Jourdan, scenographer and designer. The duo has developed a unique aesthetic vocabulary, combining minimalism and refined brutalism, taut lines and enveloping curves.

Ode to contemporary comfort and Parisian elegance, the PONT NEUF line unfolds in three pieces with decidedly sensual volumes: a sofa, a slipper chair, and a pouf, all conceived as modern refuges. 

MILO DINING TABLES BY GUILLAUME DELVIGNE

'A genuine tribute to age-old joinery.'

The MILO line, designed by Guillaume Delvigne, consists of coffee tables, a pedestal table, and dining tables. Crafted in oak, the dining tables complete the line in which the coffee tables and pedestal table are also available in lacquered finishes.

LODJIA BY TRISTAN AUER

'When rigor of the design meets the precision of craftsmanship.'

Interior architect and designer, Tristan Auer creates spaces and objects with refined sensuality, where color, light, and materials interact with effortless elegance. Each project is approached as a carefully orchestrated composition, with the client and end user cast as protagonists in a narrative of elegance and comfort. 

The LODJIA slipper chair embodies the softness of a perfectly mastered gesture. Beneath its beautifully balanced curves, this creation has been designed to complement even the most sophisticated interiors, combining absolute comfort with timeless aesthetics. 

BETTY BY ELISABETTA FREDA

'An intimate tribute to heritage, memory, and materiality.' 

Deeply passionate about French design and Italian influences from the 1930s, 1950s, and 1960s, Elisabetta Freda avoids fleeting trends in favor of timeless designs, rich with memory, meaning, and dialogue. 

Merging the strength of metal with the softness of fabric, each piece in the BETTY line integrates naturally into its surroundings and stands out for the fluid continuity of its forms: armrests and legs trace gentle curves that soften the rigidity of the metal. 

PERETTE & VIVIENNE BY STUDIO PIERRE FREY

At Maison Pierre Frey, the furniture creative team and the design office conceive each piece as a natural extension of the Maison’s universe.

A revisited classic, when beauty does not age, it reinvents itself.

The PERETTE chair celebrates the subtle alliance between heritage and modernity. Its silhouette, both soft and precise, reveals a rare balance: gently flared legs, a generous yet understated seat, and a backrest whose upholstery work brings depth, comfort and a discreet graphic rhythm. 

A generous confidant where every moment becomes precious.

The understated, perfectly controlled lines of VIVIENNE reveal a sofa that moves through time with ease, defined by an unusually generous seating depth and filled generously with feathers. 

TALLY BY TRISTAN AUER

‘Expressive architecture.’

TALLY line designed by Tristan Auer unveils a collection that expresses the quiet strength of pure, intentional design. Comprising a chair and an armchair, it highlights how every element, from the curve of the backrest to the structure of the base, celebrates the subtle balance between rigor and sensuality. 

ALTO BY OLEG PUGACHEV

'A poetic, understated, and versatile approach to contemporary seating.' 

Both pragmatic and open to the unexpected, Oleg Pugachev allows the creative process to guide
the evolution of each project, resulting in objects that are timeless yet modern, functional yet expressive. 

Compact yet sculptural, the ALTO line is defined by its subtle interplay of proportions and details: classic scrolled armrests, gently tapered legs, and delicate piping that outlines the silhouette with quiet elegance. 

MARTA BY GREGORY BESON

‘Between material, function and feeling.'

Wood forms the foundation of Gregory Besson's work, which he sculpts with care to reveal expressive and inviting shapes. His style is eclectic, designed to convey a range of emotions. 

Designed as a series of small, welcoming islands, the MARTA pieces blend wood and fabric with both softness and clarity. Each element integrates effortlessly into a wide range of interiors, offering both stylistic flexibility and everyday functionality.