These painted glass Pantone Christmas ornaments are made in Italy by the design collective Seletti, and designed by Studio Badini Createam & Selab Studio. More
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Humbert & Poyet
As the story goes, Humbert & Poyet was founded by uniting the two visions of architects Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet who shared a passion for luxury and superior design. The Monégasque firm is already making waves creating a new horizon in modern luxury with their recent work, namely for Alexis Mabille, Pantone, and Beef Bar. In this exclusive interview, Humbert & Poyet talk about their inspirations, the future of architecture and their signature style. More
Purrfect
Who knew that a ottoman with feline details could be so elegant? The designers at Fendi Casa that’s who. More
Luigina
A collaboration in design between Maurizio Galante and Tal Lancma for Cerruti Baleri , Luigina is a beautiful and clever Italian approach to classic French form. More
Le Porhiel: Parisienne
Marc-Antoine Le Porhiel brings luxury to his experimental and functional conceptual designs for Le Porhiel Paris. La Parisenne is no exception with this built-in “embrace” with a Mongolian lamb skin top seat, full grain leather exterior and solid beechwood frame. More
The Mirrored Jewel Box of Rue Grenelle
Nous voulons proposer un lifestyle complet et jouer avec les miroirs comme on en trouve sur mes étiquettes pour donner l’impression d’un salon particulier – Alexis Mabille
Rue Grenelle has a new resident in designer Alexis Mabille. Tapping the talent of architects Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet, the Alexis Mabille flagship channels the spirit of Haussman élégance and Hollywood glamour found in the brand. The space is full of clever plays on the Mabille spirit beginning with the signature bow that serves as the door handle to the store. More
Mattia Bonetti: Meander
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Vincent Bastie
If you’ve been to the city of lights in the last ten years chances are you’ve either stayed or at least ‘pranced’ in a hotel designed by architect Vincent Bastie. More
View from Champ de Mars
We all evolve and tides changes. The “house tour” is not immune. W magazine’s portraiture of the Marc Jacobs’ 2007 Parisian home gives some insight to this change. More