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Antique wood paneling designs brought to life within contemporary interiors 🏛️
Paris - by appointment only | New York - D&D Building, open to all ✨

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Inside Féau Boiseries, where beauty, elegance, history and craftsmanship intertwine.

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Business France brought together designers from around the world for three days immersed in French craftsmanship across Lyon, Paris and Bordeaux.

Meetings with artisans, workshop and factory visits, and remarkable exhibitions offered a closer look at the savoir-faire behind French design. Set against historic palaces and exceptional collections, the journey revealed centuries of knowledge still shaping contemporary creation.

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My Ligne Oblique sofa, presented at Period Room of the Future, an exhibition curated by @feauboiseries and @theinvisiblecollection.
Upholstered in @dedarmilano Mammuth fabric, it is paired with my Péristyle console, an @andregroult lamp, and a coffee table by @doucet.paris .

More information on my website and available at @theinvisiblecollection
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#leosentou #contemporaryfurniture #furnituredesign #contemporarydesign

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Can someone please commission me to cover their walls in straw?!

Jean-Michel Frank. An icon.

Straw marquetry walls and doors, created in 1929 for the music room of Princesse Winnaretta de Polignac Singer.

Image: @feauboiseries

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Classic Week returns to Paris! ⁠
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Step into the Feau Boiseries showroom, where French panelled interiors meet exceptional works. Gilt-bronze candlesticks, rare books and manuscripts, and masterpieces await. ⁠
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The Exceptional Sale, in a newly curated format, explores the essence of French taste and savoir-faire, from master cabinetmakers to fashion. The Old Masters sale brings together Fragonard and Boucher alongside Italian and Spanish still lifes. The Books & Manuscripts auction celebrates centuries of collecting, from Dürer’s prints to 20th-century bindings.⁠
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🔗 Link in bio to explore the sales⁠
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Auction series, 27 Oct – 5 Nov 2026⁠
Public exhibition, 29 Oct – 4 Nov 2026⁠
9 Avenue Matignon, Paris 8e

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A week in review, through Eleana’s eyes.

From ou workshop to inspiring galleries, PAD London, Frieze, furniture showrooms and a site visit to Mayfair.

A week of art, design, craftsmanship, beautiful encounters and endless inspiration.

A glimpse into the world that inspires our work.
#karageorgiouinteriors #artanddesign #padlondon #frieze

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Inside Féau Boiseries with Guillaume Féau.

Substack linked in bio: A conversation on craftsmanship, detail, and the beauty of old and new.

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🔥 PAD LONDON

⏰ October 13 — 18
📍 Berkeley Square, Mayfair

This booth was born from a simple conviction: The finest creations speak to one another across time, regardless of the era in which they were made.

With this presentation, Victor Gastou continues a line of inquiry pursued over several years — one centered on the codes of luxury and contemporary elegance. A search informed as much by the classicism of the great decorators of the 1930s as by the freedom of Italian radical design in the 1980s, with a constant determination to root that inheritance in the present.

Philippe Hiquily’s signature hammered brass meets an exceptional boiserie in oak wood, designed by Jean-Michel Frank for Guerlain, and presented by Féau Boiseries. Answering this ensemble is a piece by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova, alongside works by Irene Cattaneo, whose organic vocabulary brings a distinctly contemporary resonance.

A table by Emmanuel Jonckers, combining raw black leather and engraved brass, also signals the emergence of a new decorative language — situated somewhere between sophistication and radicality. The ensemble is set beneath the gaze of Raymond Delamarre’s figures representing human knowledge, as a reminder of the enduring permanence of certain aesthetic values across time.

The “Gold Vortex” mirror by Beatrice Serre completes the ensemble, the marble and precious stones glimmering against the gold convex mirror in the center.

More than an assembly of works, this stand asserts a vision. One of a luxury that rests neither on accumulation nor on effect, but on the precision of dialogues. One of a sensibility capable of bringing Jean-Michel Frank, Sottsass, Hiquily, Delamarre, Jonckers and Cattaneo into coexistence — without hierarchy, without nostalgia.

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#PADLondon #CollectibleDesign #InteriorDesign

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The primary bedroom in our Madrid Pied-a-terre with an intricate 18th-century chinoiserie wallcovering that wraps itself around the room, illuminated entirely by @jaspershowroom sconces, all centered around the custom built bed by Natalie Larson of Historical Textiles. The bed’s majestic frame and canopy is covered in swathes of Jasper’s ‘Dalaman’ fabric with the skirted sofa sitting across from it upholstered in an emerald floral textile from @decorsbarbares.
 Photography by @luafischer
Architecture by @agcs_arquitectos and @feauboiseries

#eyefordetail #homesweethome #chinoiseriewallpaper #interiordesign #michaelsmithinc

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🔥 PAD LONDON

⏰ October 13 — 18
📍 Berkeley Square, Mayfair

This booth was born from a simple conviction: The finest creations speak to one another across time, regardless of the era in which they were made.

With this presentation, Victor Gastou continues a line of inquiry pursued over several years — one centered on the codes of luxury and contemporary elegance. A search informed as much by the classicism of the great decorators of the 1930s as by the freedom of Italian radical design in the 1980s, with a constant determination to root that inheritance in the present.

Philippe Hiquily’s signature hammered brass meets an exceptional boiserie in oak wood, designed by Jean-Michel Frank for Guerlain, and presented by Féau Boiseries. Answering this ensemble is a piece by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova, alongside works by Irene Cattaneo, whose organic vocabulary brings a distinctly contemporary resonance.

A table by Emmanuel Jonckers, combining raw black leather and engraved brass, also signals the emergence of a new decorative language — situated somewhere between sophistication and radicality. The ensemble is set beneath the gaze of Raymond Delamarre’s figures representing human knowledge, as a reminder of the enduring permanence of certain aesthetic values across time.

The “Gold Vortex” mirror by Beatrice Serre completes the ensemble, the marble and precious stones glimmering against the gold convex mirror in the center.

More than an assembly of works, this stand asserts a vision. One of a luxury that rests neither on accumulation nor on effect, but on the precision of dialogues. One of a sensibility capable of bringing Jean-Michel Frank, Sottsass, Hiquily, Delamarre, Jonckers and Cattaneo into coexistence — without hierarchy, without nostalgia.

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#PADLondon #CollectibleDesign #InteriorDesign

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Perhaps BEDTIME STORIES should really be called LIFETIME STORIES because it is more than a curation of objects but a celebration of the people we have been fortunate enough to collect along the way. Open til 23 October at @charles_ede in Mayfair, London. 📷 @mark_anthony_fox mark_anthony_fox @moeez

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NOW OPEN 🔥 PAD London

⏰ October 13 — 18, 2026
📍 Berkeley Square, Mayfair

This booth was born from a simple conviction: The finest creations speak to one another across time, regardless of the era in which they were made.

With this presentation, Victor Gastou continues a line of inquiry pursued over several years — one centered on the codes of luxury and contemporary elegance. A search informed as much by the classicism of the great decorators of the 1930s as by the freedom of Italian radical design in the 1980s, with a constant determination to root that inheritance in the present.

Philippe Hiquily’s signature hammered brass meets an exceptional boiserie in oak wood, designed by Jean-Michel Frank for Guerlain, and presented by Féau Boiseries. Answering this ensemble is a piece by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova, alongside works by Irene Cattaneo, whose organic vocabulary brings a distinctly contemporary resonance.

A table by Emmanuel Jonckers, combining raw black leather and engraved brass, also signals the emergence of a new decorative language — situated somewhere between sophistication and radicality. The ensemble is set beneath the gaze of Raymond Delamarre’s figures representing human knowledge, as a reminder of the enduring permanence of certain aesthetic values across time.

The “Gold Vortex” mirror by Beatrice Serre completes the ensemble, the marble and precious stones glimmering against the gold convex mirror in the center.

More than an assembly of works, this stand asserts a vision. One of a luxury that rests neither on accumulation nor on effect, but on the precision of dialogues. One of a sensibility capable of bringing Jean-Michel Frank, Sottsass, Hiquily, Delamarre, Jonckers and Cattaneo into coexistence — without hierarchy, without nostalgia.

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#PADLondon #CollectibleDesign #InteriorDesign

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