Aède Studios

AÈDE Studios is an interdisciplinary design studio based in Paris, working at the intersection of luxury furniture and fine objects. Founded by Fedor Velyaminov, Ana Mira, and Alix Declercq, three partners whose backgrounds span interior design, graphic design, architecture, and branding, the studio treats each collection as a vehicle for cultural storytelling.

The name "Aède" honors the aèdes of ancient Greece, the itinerant poet-singers who preserved epic narratives through oral tradition. That same commitment to transmitting history through craft defines the studio's practice. AÈDE draws from the Art Deco movement, weaving in medieval Russian motifs, Eastern European folk traditions, and material heritage to produce luxury furniture with documentary depth alongside aesthetic coherence.

Where much of the contemporary furniture market favors scalable production, AÈDE handcrafts each collection in Europe with emphasis on finish quality and narrative precision. Every angle, proportion, and material choice is tied to the conceptual program of the collection it belongs to.

The studio's debut, the Racines collection (2024), draws on research into little-known Russian Art Deco, shaped by the cultural legacy of Sergei Diaghilev and the neoclassical modernism of Igor Stravinsky. The Khram dining table, its centerpiece, takes its form from the trapezoidal silhouettes of medieval Russian tent-roof architecture, handcrafted from figured mahogany.

On Monde Singulier, AÈDE Studios offers furniture and objects for collectors who value scholarly grounding as much as formal invention, a rare quality in Paris luxury design.