PIERRE FREY X ELISABETTA FREDA
The BETTY line, designed by Elisabetta Freda, is an intimate tribute to heritage, memory, and materiality.
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Projects
Public House, where parisian brasserie meets English Pub.
In the heart of the Opéra district, Public House masterfully blends the refined codes of the Parisian brasserie with the timeless allure of the English pub. Conceived by the renowned design agency Pravda Arkitect – Laura Gonzalez, this unique venue spans an impressive 1,000 square meters, radiating a festive and welcoming ambiance throughout.
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PIERRE FREY – LE MOBILIER
Renowned for the exceptional craftsmanship of its fabrics, wallpapers, rugs, and furniture, Maison Pierre Frey has been celebrating French decorative culture for three generations. As a member of the Comité Colbert, the Maison combines tradition with bold creativity.
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PARIS DECO OFF 2025
For Paris Déco Off, Maison Pierre Frey presents an immersive, sensory voyage. Visitors are invited to discover a world where the new DESERTS collection comes to life, featuring fabrics, wallpapers, rugs, carpets and many new Pierre Frey furniture creations.
Meetings
Pierre Frey x Dom Robert: Weaving the Wildlife and Nature of Montagne Noire
Maison Pierre Frey pays tribute to the work of the master of contemporary tapestry, Guy de Chaunac-Lanzac, better known as the Benedictine monk Dom Robert, through the creation of a sumptuous jacquard weave and two exceptional rugs.
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FLORAL FRESCOES: CARTE BLANCHE TO RAPHAEL SCHMITT
Painted artworks and vibrant colors are making a grand comeback, adorning walls and windows to bring a unique style to our living spaces. By collaborating with a variety of artists, each with a distinct style, Maison Pierre Frey offers a diverse range of graphic expressions in its collections. For the Jardins Secrets collection, the design studio gave carte blanche to Raphaël Schmitt, transforming one of his works into both wallpaper and fabric.
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NATALIE by Zanellato & Bortotto for Maison Pierre Frey
Inspired by the Italian duo Zanellato and Bortotto’s fascination with the atmosphere of old Parisian cultural salons, the NATALIE line retraces, within its generous curves, a decorator’s piece status. A pure design structure subtly challenges classical codes.
