ILES ENCHANTEES collection is a beautiful escape to the shores of the Pacific whose islands fill our imagination. The mere mention of them brings up heavenly images: being rocked by the movement of the waves, diving into the crystal-clear waters of a lagoon, enjoying the scent of flowers or contemplating the horizon in the shade of coconut trees. 

This collection invites us to escape to a sweet of life where the wild and generous nature awakens the senses. The plant and mineral patter ns are declined in natural and ochre tones that connect us to the earth, to the mother-of-pearl of the shells, but also to the straw of the houses. 

The designs, undulating to the rhythm of traditional songs and dances, reflect the blue and green colors of the infinite lagoons. The golden heat of the sun’s rays illuminate and sublimate the exotic designs. Open to the outside, the house becomes a landscape.

INDOOR-OUTDOOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE FABRICS & RUGS

Maison Pierre Frey introduces BARFLEUR, an indoor-outdoor collection where decorative heritage and nature engage in a free-flowing dialogue. Inspired by the atmosphere of historic residences and the landscapes of the French countryside, the collection explores distinctive patterns that are the hallmarks of authentic decor and a true poetic refuge. 

The ANNIVERSAIRE 1823 – 2023 collection includes 8 panoramic designs, comprising of 1 to 3 drops and can repeat infinitely in width or placed side by side.

The wallpapers from the collection, chosen from our most beautiful archives, are treated in various scales, techniques and printing supports, from panoramic to narrow width rolls.

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 refinement of the most precious archives is delicately restored by traditional hand screen printing. The most colorful references are printed digitally on silk or cotton, in a search for a balance between fantasy and historical authenticity. 

Designed by Constance Guisset, DUNE presents a tripod bar stool Both sturdy and delicate. Its solid wood back leg is planted in the ground to slightly raise the backrest. it
offers great comfort in seating and use, with a sophisticated fit and support for the lower back.

" I don't have a favorite material or piece of furniture, but I do attach great importance to the surprise effect."

Who is Constance Guisset? What did she design for Pierre Frey? 

Specialized in design, interior architecture and scenography, Constance Guisset tirelessly seeks a balance between the embodiment of movement, delicacy and imagination while defending a demand for quality, comfort and the welcoming of bodies and their gestures. 
For her first furniture collection with Pierre Frey, she was inspired by geology and Icelandic basaltic organs by proposing a modular set designed as landscapes: large islands of seats with generous shapes that can evolve over time by adapting to the space and needs of each moment. 

For Fall 2025, Maison Pierre Frey unveils an exceptional collaboration with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. 

Entitled La Couleur de Nos Rêves, The Color of Our Dreams, this exclusive collection explores the intersections of art, textiles, storytelling, and emotion. Twenty years after their first meeting, Patrick Frey and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac reunite to craft a world of boundless creativity, generosity, and imagination—a two-voice conversation woven from craftsmanship, daring vision, and poetry.

A single phrase has had the remarkable impact of nourishing and transforming Noémie de Yturbe’s artistic work: that of her godfather, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, advising her to explore new horizons, to aspire to larger, less figurative works, to unleash her energy without ever fearing that she might not fit in.

And yet it is precisely with studs that artist Noémie de Yturbe chooses to draw her creative inspiration!

The Mobilier National, a key heritage site under the Ministry of Culture, holds a prominent role in contemporary creative endeavors and the promotion of French decorative arts. Since 2020, this esteemed institution has conducted annual acquisition campaigns aimed at both enriching its collections and furnishing prestigious state residences in France and beyond.

In 2024, the institution chose the LITHO line for inclusion, overseeing the delivery of armchairs, ottomans, and sofas to its warehouses in the presence of Pierre Frey and Guillaume Delvigne. Each piece receives an inventory number, formally marking its integration into the National Furniture collections, with plans for placement in various high-ranking government institutions.

Château de Versailles chose an extraordinary pattern to decorate the walls and furniture of the Queen's boudoir and dining room. A design with interlacing flowering branches, birds of paradise and pineapples, preserved at the Musée de la Toile de Jouy. The pineapple, nicknamed the “king of fruits” for its head of leaves evoking royal crowns, was also the chosen fruit of kings.

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.

Pierre Frey Furniture continues its inspired collaboration with designer Christophe Delcourt, presenting two exceptional furniture collections that are both unique and perfectly complementary.

With VALLON, the design softens and becomes enveloping: the fixed sofa and armchair create an organic seat with a fluid sensuality.

In harmonious contrast, VIRGULE reveals a more architectural style, with sculptural, bold lines, available in both a fixed and modular sofa, as well as an armchair.

Designed by Toni Grilo for Maison Pierre Frey, the TRÈFLE sofa reimagines comfort with an enveloping and contemporary vision. Conceived as a fluid, welcoming structure, it unfolds through a harmonious interplay of inclined lines that subtly converge, evoking the simplicity and elegance of an organic, self-evident form. Inspired by the four-leaf clover, a symbol of luck and natural harmony.

Quilted fabrics and boutis instinctively evoke Provence where women of yesteryear walked around in quilted petticoats and colorful caracos. Today, this heritage still contributes to the identity of Provence. There is not a village without a store where you can find these marvels.

The collections Eternel été and Joie de vivre revisit this tradition. Offering the opportunity to discover the secrets of this delicate needlework through the Maison's heritage collection.  

Pierre Frey furniture extends the Maison’s vision of a holistic interior. In both materials and form, it reflects the same high standards of creativity and craftsmanship. 

Conceived as objects of both function and style, the collections bring together seating, tables, and accent pieces, imagined in collaboration with guest designers or by the Pierre Frey Furniture Studio.

The painter and sculpter Heather Chontos works impulsively and spontaneously. Her movements are powerful. Her graphic compositions combine dynamism, intense colors and organic forms. She feels the world with strength and devotes an unconditional love to light. 

To paint, the artist turns objects away from their original use and applies paint with old credit cards, pieces of broken glass or simply draws and scratches the surface of the canvas with the paint tube itself. These materials allow her to draw long penetrating lines as well as large fields of saturated color. She applies her paint to thick, vintage canvases, which she particularly appreciates for their touch and material effect.