MAISON CONTEMPORAIN IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF ITS SHOW-ROOM DEDICATED TO DESIGN.
OPEN TUESDAY TO SATURDAY FROM 2 TO 7 PM.
CURRENT EXHIBITION / UNTIL TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29 INCLUDED.
CONTINUATION OF THE PROGRAM / GROUP-SHOW LARTIQUE EXHIBITION / FROM 02 TO 18 DECEMBER INCLUDED.
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COMING SOON / SOLO-SHOW / NAHEMA.
// 43, RUE DE MONTMORENCY – 75003 PARIS.
:: DESIGNERS/. ATELIER MAINS LIBRES X CAMION (Prisme Editions), ATELIER ZAMBOTTI, LÉA BALDASSARI (Prisme Editions), CAMILLO BERNAL, BOUTURES D’OBJECTS, ALEXANDRE BAUDOIN STUDIO, CLÉMENTINE CHAMBON, SÉBASTIEN COUDERT-MAUGENDRE, THOMAS DELAGARDE STUDIO, DRAGOS DOGARU, JUSTINE GAIGNAULT, GLASS VARIATIONS (Prisme Éditions), LOUIS GRÖBLI, CHARLES KALPAKIAN (Prisme Éditions), ALEXANDRE LABRUYÈRE, LALALA SIGNATURE, STUDIO LNO, RAFFAELLA LOÏ DESIGN, MADEMOISELLE JO STUDIO, ANTOINE MAURICE (Prisme Editions), ELHAM NEJATI DESIGN, NIKO JUNE (Vald agency), NOKA DESIGN, NOMADE ATELIER, MYRIAM PERES, MARINE PEYRE EDITIONS, PIKO EDITION, PLEASE WAIT TO BE SEATED (Vald agency) .
:: ARTISTS/. CASSANDRE BARBOTIN, JORIS BRANTUAS, ANTOINE DUCHENET, LUCIE LINDER, TOM NADAM, PAULINE RIMA, MARCO SICILIANO.
Partners: Distillerie Combier & L’Arbre bleu Artisan florist.
Exhibition view COLLECTIBLE COLLECTIBLE. Rug & candleholders: Dtudio LNO, Gyné pouf: Céline Daeffler, Bench & Cushion: Marine Peyre Editions, Clamp console: Raffaella Loï, Coffee table: Sébastien Coudert-Maugendre, Console: Mademoiselle Jo Design.
Courtesy of Designers and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Raffaella Loï.
:: Designers featured.
// ATELIER MAINS LIBRES X CAMION (Prisme Éditions).
Courtesy of designers Atelier Mains Libre x Camion and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
“Encounter” collection
“Meeting” is: The meeting between 2 Nantes craftsmen’s workshops. The meeting between 3 materials: wood, ceramics and metal
A work of thoughtful association so that the materials communicate with each other, respond to each other and create a graphic continuity.
A co-creation of 4 custom-designed pieces with the desire to combine design and freedom of use.
// ATELIER ZAMBOTTI.
Courtesy of designer Tobia Zambotti and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Given the pressing environmental issues facing society, it’s time for designers to come up with sustainable solutions aimed at a circular economy. Wouldn’t it be ideal if we could contribute to a closed-loop business model, where we can breathe new life into products and materials, especially those that are typically not recyclable?
// LÉA BALDASSARI (Prisme Éditions).
Courtesy of designer Léa Baldassari and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Converted since September 2020 to the profession of ceramist Léa Baldassari likes to make everyday objects by hand.
Driven by craftsmanship, raw, natural, mineral materials, her atypical journey has led her to create with her hands through her experiences.
Herapproach to matter is instinctive, the textures are raw, organic.
In a slow and respectful design process, the intrinsic qualities of the natural earth.
Her pieces made mainly with sandstone, lightly glazed tell the story of the meticulous work of modeling.
// CAMILLO BERNAL.
Courtesy of designer Camillo Bernal and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Young interior architect and designer, of Colombian origin, I explore the boundaries between design, art and craftsmanship. Based in France, I discover and work with the most inspiring know-how, to introduce Design where you least expect it. The richness of cultures and uses are an infinite creative territory that inspires my projects of objects and spaces.
// BOUTURES D’OBJETS.
Courtesy Boutures d’Objet and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Boutures d’objets is a collection co-created with designers and thought of as a nursery for creations, experimenting with new materials from an abundant resource, … our waste. Rethinking high-end aesthetics, doing less but better, shaping the future of craftsmanship and industry… Boutures is part of slow design and invites us to imagine a new approach to luxury and the circular economy.
// ALEXANDRE BEAUDOIN STUDIO.
Courtesy of designer Alexandre Beaudoin and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Based in Paris, Alexandre Beaudouin is a designer and manufacturer of solid wood furniture and accessories. During his Masters in Architecture at MIT, he specialized in digital manufacturing to work wood in all its thickness and experiment with new geometric possibilities. This experience, combined with traditional cabinetmaking methods, allows him to create sleek and timeless pieces revealing new wood grain patterns.
// CLÉMENTINE CHAMBON.
Courtesy of designer Clémentine Chambon and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Gueules de bois are second-hand wooden objects, chosen and collected because they have “mouths”: shapes, typical materials, sometimes incongruous, surprising or obvious. Each is carefully cleaned, sanded and then painted by hand. Their decorations, always renewed, adapt to the shape of the room, to their traces of use, to their scars. The choice of paint textures, the creation of color ranges, the presence of the expressive and dynamic gesture, confront them. They reveal them in a new light, play with their primary identity, exaggerate their features, refine or sublimate them.
// SÉBASTIEN COUDERT-MAUGENDRE.
Courtesy of designer Sébastien Coudert-Maugendre and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Sébastien Coudert-Maugendre is an interior architect and designer based in Paris and Hyères. He establishes a dialogue between design, architecture, materials and craftsmanship in the spaces and objects he creates. His work questions our relationship to time, mixing his personal sensibilities with ancient and modern techniques to form his own vocabulary of contemporary design.
// THOMAS DELAGARDE STUDIO.
Courtesy of designer Thomas Delagarde and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Thomas Delagarde Studio is a French design agency specializing in eco-design and new uses. Our mission is to design layouts, furniture, processes and decorative accessories while limiting the environmental impact of these designs.
// DRAGOS DOGARU.
Courtesy of designer Dragos Dogaru and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
“Design should be everywhere. Good design, meticulous down to the last detail. Collaborative design, innovative, different, simplified and noticed by consumers. »; Dragoș Dogaru is a multidisciplinary designer – and works in Bucharest. He is passionate about graphic design, product design but also architectural design. With an activity of more than ten years, you may have met him in the selection of designers Now Le Off at Paris Design Week 2017 or PDW Factory 2022, having also participated in several selections of the Romanian Design Week.
// JUSTINE GAIGNAULT.
Courtesy of designer Justine Gaignault and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
French passionate about textiles, Justine Gaignault began her studies in graphic design before completing five years of studies in textile design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels, a place which allowed her to specialize in weaving. Very sensitive to the materials used and their daily functionality, Justine likes to experiment with the tactile dimension of textiles. His work revolves around the research and the mixture of different fibers and materials to create new textures.
// JULIEN GORRIAS.
Courtesy of designer Julien Gorrias and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Manual creation and movement are the passions of Julien Gorrias. This is the common thread that has guided his entire career, from theater to design and robotics. A Swiss army knife in his forties who has already had several lives before design and makes his work the expression of a personal philosophy: positive design. A designer who is part of the new design guard, focused on strong environmental and social issues.
// LOUIS GRÖBLI.
Courtesy of designer Louis Gröbli and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Louis Gröbli.
Graduated from the National School of Architecture of Versailles. I have been sharing a workshop within the Orfèvrerie since 2017. It is here that I create and design scenographies, custom-made furniture and other arrangements, for individuals or professionals (showcases, decorations, ephemeral installation, etc.). Former Christofle production plant since 1830, L’Orfèvrerie now welcomes more than 200 residents: artists, craftsmen mainly from very different worlds.
Real synergies are created within this set of actors and offer a very rich mix of skills and know-how.
// CHARLES KALPAKIAN (Prisme Éditions).
Courtesy of designer Charles Kalpakian and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Whatever the typology or scale, Charles Kalpakian’s projects are all born of a human encounter. The multiple exchanges with its customers allow to release a common will, a singular approach of the object.
// ALEXANDRE LABRUYÈRE.
Courtesy of designer Alexandre Labruyère and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Alexandre Labruyère is a designer of contemporary furniture and decorative objects. Jack of all trades, he is passionate about his job as a product designer, and has used each of his professional experiences to discover a new facet. He draws inspiration from his many travels and encounters to imagine, design and manufacture furniture and decorative objects.
// ALICE LAHANA (Prisme Éditions).
Courtesy of designer Alice Lahana and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Alice Lahana is an artisan designer based in Paris. She thinks of the object as a sculpture, explores its limits and shapes each of its features. Her approach is punctuated by a desire to create a dialogue between artisanal techniques and new technologies, composite materials and raw materials. She makes each object by hand in her workshop, from cutting mirrors to shaping wood.
// LALALA SIGNATURE.
Courtesy of designers LaLaLa Signature and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
LaLaLa Signature is a sustainable and responsible furniture brand. We revisit the basics, the essentials of furniture, and all that without superfluity. Our brand was born during the first confinement which, giving us more time for reflection, allowed us to achieve an idea that had been worrying us for a long time: the furniture sector has a real need to adapt to the environmental emergency. . It is high time to reverse the codes, and change the way we consume our furniture.
// STUDIO LNO.
Courtesy of designers Pauline Vidal & Charles Terpraut – Studio LNO and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Pauline Vidal & Charles Terpraut form the designer duo behind the Lno brand.
Textile design and everyday objects combining industrial and artisanal creation, we are inspired by travel and the cultures crossed on our way to design objects like no other. The Hugo candlestick, for example, is a tribute to Australian evenings, in the middle of the desert, by the fireside surrounded by new encounters of the day.
// RAFFAELLA LOÏ DESIGN.
Courtesy of designer Raffaëlla Loï and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Raffaella Loï is an interior architect and designer. Coming from a family of Franco-Italian artisans, she grew up steeped in this culture from which she draws her inspiration. It is within the family marble factory that she works with the singular material that is marble. Unique, with infinite shades and colors, this material motivates his creativity and encourages him to recycle all the scraps from the workshop in order to give them a second life through design.
// MADEMOISELLE JO STUDIO.
Courtesy of Mademoiselle Jo Design studio and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Mademoiselle Jo Design.
Trained as a stylist at La Cambre, I worked for 25 years creating trends, colors and fabrics for the world of lingerie. Architecture has always been my passion and through this, object design has naturally imposed itself on me. My approach is based on intuition, with a fascination for the material and the intention to offer something different and beautiful. My vision delicately interweaves heritage and technology, with the desire to offer creations at the right price, designed to last and be passed on while trying to stay as close as possible to our borders in order to put our know-how back in the spotlight… .
// ELHAM NEJATI DESIGN.
Courtesy of designer Elham Nejati and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
My name is Elham Nejati. I have Msc degree in Industrial Design from Tehran Azad University Central Branch and currently living in Tehran. My creations are my inner desires. I manifest my desire for excitement – to go beyond the usual and express myself without any restrictions that have accompanied me since childhood – through my creations. From an early age, I was looking for new ways to see things. I embrace nature as it is, I make no effort to change it or demonstrate it without any imperfections or flaws, I just mix it with my own thoughts. I hit rocks, break them and allow them to show themselves with all their faults and flaws. Flaws are beautiful and to accept them is to accept what is true.
// ANTOINE MAURICE (Prisme Éditions).
Courtesy of designer Antoine Maurice and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Antoine Maurice.
Antoine Maurice trained in drawing at an art school and then in woodworking at the Paris furniture school La Bonne Graine.
He founded his workshop in 2017 to perfect his approach to creation on his own. He works and develops his own approach to design.
Halfway between the functional object and the sculpture, he uses old beams from a ruined house or wood doomed to be thrown away to make his creations. It aims to show a new path for contemporary, minimalist and more nature-friendly creation.
// NIKO JUNE (VALD AGENCY).
Courtesy Niko June (Val Agency) and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
NIKO JUNE is an active office and a creative workshop set up to test the temperature of good objects (1). Production is impulsive and always flexible (2). The eclectic catalog exhibits small one-off collections alongside unique pieces created in collaboration (3) with fine talents. Beyond the collaborations is the semi-permanent collection of NIKO JUNE studio apparel and gear.
// NOKA DESIGN.
Courtesy NOKA Design and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
NOKA offers an avant-garde vision with ethical, sustainable and handcrafted luxury interior design products. We are two women embarking on a journey to evoke the senses with scents, shapes and colors. The ecological and ethical challenges that weigh on our generation have been a source of innovation to develop products entirely made by hand with a maximum of realistic natural materials. Our vision is to transform the concept of home into an experience through the senses in constant evocation.
// NOMADE ATELIER.
Courtesy Atelier Nomade and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
A graduate of the Versailes School of Architecture in 2017, Colomban now works independently on design, scenography and architecture projects, alone or through various collaborations. Discover its collections of furniture, the Depliables and RecomposeR.
// MYRIAM PERES.
Courtesy of designer Myriam Peres and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Myriam Peres is an object designer in Paris. Graduated in 2019 from the ESAD of Saint-Étienne, she won the same year the 1st prize of the Jury at the Cinna competition, with the Jardin d’hiver project. She now designs furniture, lighting, objects and textiles with ever more enthusiasm and curiosity, for individuals, agencies or brands.
// MARINE PEYRE EDITIONS.
Courtesy of designer Marine Peyre and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Marine Peyre creates and publishes a playful and colorful line of modular seating and furniture combining soft foam structures and textile finishes. From unique pieces to series, Marine Peyre’s collections are 100% made in France, and highlight the know-how of the clothing workshops. An aesthetic describing a playful and pop universe that favors games of multiple interlocking and modularity, the use of offbeat materials, expressive and colorful forms, uninhibited attitudes, at the interdisciplinary limits of art, space and design.
// PIKO ÉDITIONS.
Courtesy of designers Tsé-Tsé x Piko Editions and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Passionate about design, we are creators and publishers of eco-responsible furniture. Our philosophy is to give life to the most original ideas, putting our craftsmanship at the service of creativity. We suggest a humble and enthusiastic approach to design offering a simple, aesthetic and functional product concept. Each object is thus different, unique both in form and in use, and born of a passion for design.
// PLEASE TO BE SEATED (VALD AGENCY).
Courtesy PLEASE WAIT to be SEAT (Vald Agency) and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
PLEASE WAIT to be SEATED is a young Danish design company located in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark. We’re a genuine, straightforward group that takes interior design – but never ourselves – too seriously.
:: exhibiteed artists.
// CASSANDRE BARBOTIN.
Courtesy of artist Cassandre Barbotin and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Cassandre Barbotin is a silkscreen artist, graduated from the School of Arts and Media in Caen. She lives and works in Rennes.
By experimenting with free gestures during all the stages of the conception of the image, she diverts the mechanical process of screen printing for an approach that is resolutely closer to painting.
// JORIS BRANTUAS.
Courtesy of the artist Joris Brantuas and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Joris Brantuas is mainly a painter, and as such a leader of the “free abstraction” movement, a notion he developed in a founding text in 2014 that can be viewed online. His practice of painting aims to be uninhibited and as varied as possible. He also produced numerous performances, whether at the Palace of Versaille, at the MOMA in New York, at the TATE Modern in London, at the Venice Biennale,
the Louis Vuitton Foundation, MAMCO in Geneva, MACBA in Barcelona, and the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
// ANTOINE DUCHENET.
Courtesy of artist Alexandre Duchenet and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Loïc Madec.
Antoine Duchenet is an artist based between Paris and Caen. He is a graduate of the National School of Fine Arts in Paris and the School of Arts and Media in Caen. His latest solo exhibitions include “Seconds roles” (SECONDroom, Antwerp, BE, 2022); “EARLY TAPES” (Nighttimestory, Los Angeles, USA, 2021) and “Everyone looks like Victor” (organized in 2019 during his residency at the Artothèque, Espaces d’art contemporain de Caen).
// LUCIE LINDER.
Courtesy of artist Lucie Linder and Maison Contemporain, Paris.
Born in 1988, Lucie Linder is a graduate of the Ecole Supérieure d’Art de Lorraine. After having chained several residences at the villa Belleville, at La Mue in Normandy, then at the Point éphémère, Lucie Linder now creates within the villa Mais d’ici in Aubervilliers. Her photographs, engravings, installations question the limits between reality and imagination. Her latest projects are oriented towards cyanotype photographic practice, as well as performances related to his sculptures.
// TOM NADAM.
Courtesy of artist Tom Nadam and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Tom Nadam graduated from Caen Fine Arts in 2018, the city in which he continues to live and work.
He paints subjects close to a changeover. Figures facing spectacular landscapes arousing both contemplation and fear. A moment of “false calm” where tension and threat gradually slide towards a sudden reversal.
// PAULINE RIMA.
Courtesy of the artist Pauline Rima and Maison Contemporain, Paris. Photo credit: Alice Lahana.
Pauline Rima is an artist based between Paris and Caen. She graduated from the School of Arts and Media of Caen / Cherbourg. In 2021, his work was presented in several collective exhibitions: “Blame it on my youth”, Galerie 24B, Paris; “Fait Divers”, a collective exhibition included in the program of the Théâtre des Expositions at the Palais des Beaux-Arts; and “A certain ratio”, organized by SECONDroom in Antwerp. This year, his work gave rise to two personal exhibitions: “I made the subtraction of pink in my life”, at MEDIUM ARGENT, Rouen and ”Physionomie technicolore” at SECONDroom, Antwerp.
// MARCO SICILIANO.
Courtesy of the artist Marco Siciliano and Maison Contemporain, Paris.
Marco Siciliano (Caltagirone, 1991) is an Italian artist based in Berlin. He graduated in interior design at Politecnico di Milano and now practices sculpture in the Monica Bonvicini class at the Universität der Künste Berlin. Through the analysis of psychosomatic pain and proxemic distances, he explores the relationships of bodies through multidisciplinary works.
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