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Nouveau Standard is a design and creative studio founded in 2024 by Simon Brandeau and Jonathan Fleurance. Extending their architectural practice within Atelier Standard, based in Nantes, the duo has developed a universe dedicated to collectible furniture and objects.

Pierre Favresse is one of the most recognized French designers of his generation. His work explores the intersection of craftsmanship, innovation and human experience.

Born in Barcelona in 1987, Gabriel Escámez is an AD 100-recognised designer and the director of COBALTO STUDIO, a multidisciplinary Barcelona practice working across art, fashion, interior design, and furniture.

Emre Yunus Uzun is a designer and creative director based in Istanbul, Turkey, specializing in furniture and spatial structures. Emre approaches his projects with a profound attention to materials, forms and spaces. Trained in interior design, his experiments often lead to unexpected transformation processes that blur the boundaries between furniture, spatial design, and object-based art.\

Giving voice to the human spirit. Awakening the soul of a place. Writing novels, fictions, and novel fictions... like a series of bespoke self-portraits. Staying true to Saint-Exupéry's creed: « Let your dreams devour your life, so that life does not devour your dreams », STUDIO ASAÏ has, since 2014, conceived interior architecture as a living language. A language that is multifaceted, breaking free from repetition, bespoke, and tailored to each story, each adventure, each project encountered.

Kim Haddou and Florent Dufourcq founded their Paris studio after graduating from École Camondo in 2015, both with honors. Based at Place des Vosges in the 4th arrondissement, Studio Haddou-Dufourcq works across interior spaces, exhibition scenography, installations, and furniture, a cross-disciplinary practice united by one question: what does a place want to feel like?

Born in 1993, Garance Vallée is a French multidisciplinary designer, artist, and architect based in Paris. Her practice spans furniture, sculpture, installation, painting, and scenography. She works across these disciplines without hierarchy, always returning to the same question: how does a body inhabit space, and how can an object resist reduction to pure function?

Laure Girodroux and Louis-Henri Delpy established their Paris studio in 2013, working across interior architecture and furniture design. Their practice sits at the intersection of architectural rigour and artisanal precision, drawing from the decorative arts of the 1950s to 1980s, from Jean Royere's biomorphic forms to Andree Putman's sober modernism.

Mathieu Delacroix is a French designer based in Paris, working across object, furniture, and interior design. A graduate of the École Supérieure d'Art et Design de Saint-Étienne (2016), he also studied at Nagoya City University in Japan, an experience that continues to inform his approach to form, material, and the cultural weight carried by everyday objects.

Mathieu Delacroix is a French designer based in Paris, working across object, furniture, and interior design. A graduate of the École Supérieure d'Art et Design de Saint-Étienne (2016), he also studied at Nagoya City University in Japan, an experience that continues to inform his approach to form, material, and the cultural weight carried by everyday objects.

Paul Coenen (b. 1992) is a designer based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, whose work embodies an experimental, hands-on approach rooted in a deep fascination with materials and the interplay between modern and traditional manufacturing techniques.

Alexandre and Maxence Roche are twin brothers and interior designers who founded their studio Roche & Frères in Paris in 2022. Originally from Le Puy-en-Velay in Haute-Loire, they grew up against the raw mountain landscape of south-central France, where winters between the Mézenc and Saint-Front left their mark.

Pietro Franceschini is an architect and designer working between New York and Florence. In 2020, he founded PF|Studio, a practice focused on interior and collectible furniture design, fusing contemporary spatial thinking with a classical Italian sensibility.

Piotr Dabrowa (born 1990) trained in graphic design before turning to objects in 2011. The shift is visible in how he works: he reads furniture as a problem of visual weight and proportion before considering its function, a graphic designer's instinct applied to stone and form.

Disderot is a French lighting publisher focused on reviving lamps conceived during the postwar decades of French modernism, from the 1950s through the 1970s. The house works from the archive of the Ateliers Pierre Disderot, a lighting publisher that collaborated with architects and independent designers throughout that era.

Christophe Perichon is a furniture designer and interior architect based in Versailles, France. Over more than twenty years of practice, his studio has worked across residential and hospitality projects, developing an approach rooted in material contrast.

Established in 2020, studioutte is a Milan-based multidisciplinary practice for architecture, interiors and collectible design. The name draws from the German *hütte*, meaning hut or shelter, a word that carries the spirit of the studio's approach.

Founded in 2021 by Raphaëlle Robert and Guillaume Fantin, Le Cann studio brings a precise French minimalist voice to interior architecture. The two designers met at École Bleue before training at the most demanding Parisian firms: Raphaëlle at Marie Deroudilhe and Thierry Lemaire, Guillaume at Andrée Putman and Joseph Dirand. That formation shows in every project.

Rudy Guénaire draws everything by hand. No 3D software, no renderings, just pencil on paper, from floor plans to furniture to napkin holders. It is the most legible fact about how he works, and it shapes what his spaces feel like: particular, considered, resistant to the generic.

Volta is a Paris architecture and interior design studio founded in 2016 by Agathe Lavaud. Based in the Marais (3rd arrondissement), the studio works on bespoke private commissions: apartments, country houses, and heritage buildings treated as distinct spatial problems rather than typological exercises.

Founded in Paris in 2008 by Raphaël Le Berre and Thomas Vevaud, graduates of the École Camondo, Le Berre Vevaud works across luxury residential architecture: apartments and private mansions in Paris and London, vacation homes in Greece.

Vincent Mazenauer is a Swiss designer born in 1993. Raised between French-speaking Switzerland, the Netherlands, and France, where he studied in La Rochelle, he draws inspiration from his multicultural background. Now based in Lausanne, Vincent launched his high-end design project in 2019, creating contemporary design pieces that combine ancestral craftsmanship with innovative techniques.

Vova Naumov grew up in Russia drawing constantly, studied at an art school for six years, then trained as an architect. After a year in the field, he shifted to 3D digital art, a move that let him push further than built structures allowed. That detour became permanent. He now leads Numo Furniture as founder and works as Art Director at Sphere.arch, between Moscow and Saint Petersburg.

Goons is a Paris design studio founded in 2020 by architect Paul Trussler and designer Mia Kim. Working from a shared interest in materials and formal economy, the two bring complementary disciplines into a practice that sits between furniture, object design, and sculpture.

Paris-based Charlotte Albert and Alexis Lamesta named their studio after the iconic Villa Necchi, an homage to the meticulous attention to detail that architect Piero Portaluppi brought to that landmark. They channel the same rigour into spaces that embrace the deliberate collision of styles and eras.

Nouveau Standard is a design and creative studio founded in 2024 by Simon Brandeau and Jonathan Fleurance. Extending their architectural practice within Atelier Standard, based in Nantes, the duo has developed a universe dedicated to collectible furniture and objects.

Siete is a design studio based in Mexico and Australia, with a focus on creating sculptural, spatial, and functional pieces that seek to intertwine with architecture and users through materials, senses, and geometry.

Keeping a child's soul. That is the intention of Adélie Ducasse, a multidisciplinary artist whose colorful, playful universe draws from the spontaneity of childhood and its brightly colored games.

Axel Chay is a self-taught designer based in Marseille, working across sculptural furniture, lighting, and art objects. He co-founded Nova Obiecta in 2013 before launching his own studio in 2020, now run as a family enterprise: Axel designs, his wife Melissa handles communication and brand identity, and his brother Aimeric produces the pieces in their Marseille atelier.

Fabrice Juan is a designer, interior architect, and founder of his namesake design agency. Throughout his career, he has completed numerous prestigious projects, skillfully blending the historical roots of buildings with his distinctly modern and playful vision. In addition to his design work, Fabrice Juan has developed his own line of furniture and decorative objects, all underpinned by his unique interpretation of French art de vivre. Tirelessly creative, he is constantly expanding his expertise and collections. Juan is particularly passionate about balancing detail with simplicity and enjoys crafting unprecedented shapes and spaces. Lately, he has taken a special interest in exploring bold color palettes, aiming to evoke both surprise and joy. His work spans a diverse range of projects, from coastal villas to Parisian apartments, where he deeply engages with the spaces, incorporating subtle nods to their locations and environment. "I love when a home embraces and emphasizes its surroundings," he explains. Fabrice Juan has a remarkable ability to blend global influences with the elegance and finesse of French design, creating spaces that are both distinctive and timeless.

Giulio Zizzari (b. 1996) is an Italian designer driven by form, material, and presence. His practice moves between collectible design, architecture, and image-making, where objects, spaces, and visual narratives are conceived with the same sculptural sensibility.

HADGE is the studio of Dieter Vlieghe, a Belgian architect who founded the practice in Ghent in 2020. He trained at KULeuven St. Lucas, Ghent, graduating with a Master of Architecture in 2015, and spent several years collaborating with Studio Prototype in Amsterdam and Glenn Sestig Architects in Belgium before establishing HADGE.

José Lévy is a multidisciplinary artist who navigates fluidly between the decorative and plastic arts, infusing them with poetry and humor. Each of his creations expresses a distinctive blend of fantasy and rigor.

BATEAUMAGNE is a French interior architecture studio founded in 2012 by Audrey Magne and Julien Bâteau. Their practice spans both spatial design and collectible furniture, grounded in natural materials, minimalist lines, and European manufacture.

Benni Allan is the founder of EBBA Architects, a London studio working at the intersection of architecture, furniture, and visual arts. Born and raised in Spain and trained at UCL's Bartlett School of Architecture, he established EBBA in 2016 around a single conviction: buildings and objects should carry emotional weight alongside functional logic.

François Bazin trained at the Versailles School of Architecture, where the study of classical arts and garden architecture shaped the visual language he still applies. His studio produces furniture, interiors and lighting that draw their forms from the natural world: botanical structures, organic volumes, the measured geometries of plant life and landscape.

Artistic director, designer and ceramist, Johanna de Clisson is a complete artist. A graduate of ENSAD (National School of Decorative Arts), she began by practicing photography, working with a large-format view camera on still life.

Rino Claessens (born 1994) works from his atelier in Eindhoven, where material experiments form the starting point for each object he makes. A graduate of the Design Academy Eindhoven's Public & Private department, he developed a methodology grounded in process: what happens in the workshop determines what the piece becomes.

Estudio Persona was founded in Los Angeles in 2015 by Emiliana Gonzalez, an industrial designer from Uruguay, and Jessie Young, an artist. Their meeting in California sparked a collaboration that fused two distinct disciplines into a singular practice: sculptural minimalist furniture built from raw, honest materials.

Sizar Alexis is a Swedish-Iraqi designer based in Eskilstuna, working at the intersection of Scandinavian brutalist design and ancient Mesopotamian heritage.

Louise Liljencrantz and KFK Cabinet Makers, a Stockholm-based joinery firm, launched Veermakers in 2021, building on years of collaboration that had already produced LKFK Edition in 2017.

Olivier Oksman is a French interior architect and aluminum furniture designer, trained at École Camondo in Paris. He is the owner and creative director of Walter & Moretti, an aluminum furniture brand established in 1972, today one of France's most consistent voices in collectible design.

Atelier Constant is a Paris-based furniture design studio founded by Xavier Dehaye (Biarritz, 1997), fueled by his passion for art, craftsmanship, and mid-century vibes.\

Elisa Uberti is a French ceramist and designer working from La Teinturerie, her atelier in Roubaix. After fifteen years in the fashion industry, she turned to stoneware in 2018, drawn to a material whose primitive texture and slow making process stood at the opposite end of fashion's pace.

Rispal x Lucas Castex brings together a historic French lighting brand and a sculptor whose practice centers on the grain and texture of wood. The pairing produced an exclusive edition of the Mante Religieuse floor lamp, one of the most recognizable silhouettes in 20th-century French lighting design.