Interior Design - Décoration d’intérieur

Looking for a more unique – and more environmentally friendly – way of furnishing your home? Drouot and La Gazette Drouot offer fascinating objects for a whole range of artistic tastes. // En dehors des magasins spécialisés, une autre manière de se meubler - et de décorer - son logement, existe. Les ventes aux enchères. Des objets uniques, au prix que vous définissez... C'est à Drouot ! Notre sélection vous donnera envie de ne plus sortir de table !
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an elaborately decorated wooden cabinet with gold accents
Attributed to André-Charles Boulle (1642-1732), Louis XIV period. Cabinet in stained wood
Among the furniture in René Simeoni's collection, three top names in French furniture stand out: André-Charles Boulle, Bernard II Van Riesenburgh and Pierre Roussel. Read more about this auction scheduled for July 2nd! #craftsmanship #furniture #luxury #boulle
an ornately decorated chest with gold trimmings and painted scenes on the front
Coromandel lacquer commode with darkened wood frames, stamped Pierre Roussel
Pierre Roussel (1723-1782), admitted as a master in 1745 and a member of the famous dynasty of 18th-century cabinetmakers. Read more about this remarkable commode estimated: €50,000/80,000 - going up for sale this July 2nd.
three bookshelves with different heights and shapes on each shelf, one is empty
A Modernist Collection Starring a Bookcase by Charlotte Perriand | Gazette Drouot
Monique and Michel Guibert turned their residence in Saint-Lô into a veritable showcase of the arts in the 1950s-1960s. Their enlightened vision gave pride of place to Charlotte Perriand’s timeless furniture, including this "Type Plots" bookcase...
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Louis XV’s chest of drawers returns to Versailles, at least for a while.
The luxurious piece of furniture stood in the room of Louis XV at #Versailles for 35 years. Now, the royal chest of drawers is on loan from the @WallaceMuseum (London) and will return home for an exhibition about Louis XV. Yves Carlier, assistant director of the Musée national des châteaux de Versailles stated that “it is impossible for an object like this to have been designed without the king’s approval.” It is therefore a rare insight into the taste of the 18th century French monarch.
It fetched €1,016,000 Section A, Porcelain Lamp, Objet D'art, Mantel Clock, Earthenware, Very Rare, Auction, Porcelain, Clock
Sèvres porcelain lamp
Jean Nicolier’s collection offered an eclectic range of earthenware and porcelain pieces at auction. In particular, a very rare Sèvres porcelain lamp garnered the most attention. Made in 1760, the porcelain lamp and perfume burner has three parts – a square baluster-shaped pedestal section, a middle octagonal section & an openwork lid.
It is made up of eight shelves in battened wood veneered with cherrywood. Shelving Unit, Bookshelves, Bookcase, Shelves, Interior Design, Range
Modernist Bookshelf
This modernist bookshelf appeared in the colossal collection assembled by Monique and Michel Guibert in Saint-Lô. It was created by Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999). Known as the “Type Plots” bookcase, it went for €168,000.
an elaborate clock is displayed on a white background
China, Canton, c. 1900. Twelve-branch chandelier, Estimate: €8,000/10,000
Objects once part of fashion designer Jean-Louis Scherrer's (1935-2013) daily life in his manor house between Honfleur and Deauville, France, are now up for sale including this fabulous chandelier - July 9th with Blanchet & Associés at Drouot. #fashion #cuttercore #chandelier #interiordesign
This bag by French luxury brand #Hermès has always been manufactured in limited editions – no more than 12,000 per year throughout the world. In near mint condition, this 35cm “Birkin” is presented in shades of lemon yellow, sesame brown, pink and clay; of course, it is not without its essential padlock and clochette. The bag was designed after a chance meeting in 1984 before company director, Jean-Louis Dumas, and actress, Jane Birkin. https://bit.ly/3QWE6em French Luxury Brands, French Luxury, Jane Birkin, Girl Luxury, Lemon Yellow, Hermes Birkin, Luxury Goods, Bag Fashion, Limited Editions
The Birkin: A Bag You Can Bet On
This bag by French luxury brand #Hermès has always been manufactured in limited editions – no more than 12,000 per year throughout the world. In near mint condition, this 35cm “Birkin” is presented in shades of lemon yellow, sesame brown, pink and clay; of course, it is not without its essential padlock and clochette. The bag was designed after a chance meeting in 1984 before company director, Jean-Louis Dumas, and actress, Jane Birkin. https://bit.ly/3QWE6em
three wooden tables sitting next to each other
Jean Royère’s Nesting Tables
Pieces by this leading designer of the 1930s to 1950s are as popular as ever. These three gilt iron nesting tables with square tubular legs recently fetched €109,220 @pescheteaubadin
a white marble statue with an angel on it's head and hands holding the body of a woman
I Is for Ivory
The 17th-century ivory statue of Saint Sebastian featured at the Émeraude Enchères in Saint-Malo, France. The finely sculpture depicts the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian; he stands with his hands tied to a tree, his left arm raised above his head as an arrow piercing both his abdomen and leg. At 20.5cm/8 in., the piece sold for €8,625. https://bit.ly/3qMfQkP
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an abstractly painted object on a white background
Ron Arad Armchair
Ron Arad only created 18 models of this chair. Each chair is hand-painted, which makes each piece unique. Indeed, Arad says he has little interest in mass production, and considers each of his creations a unique object with no utilitarian aims. #interiordesign #RonArad #color
a black and white chair sitting on top of a white floor next to a wall
Practical and Beautiful: Ron Arad’s Hammered Steel Chair
“Hommage to Helmut Kohl” is a unique piece of work from Israeli industrial designer Ron Arad, who designed the chair in 1989. At the forefront of contemporary design and architecture, he has earned himself exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou, MoMA and Barbican Museum in London. This unique, one-off chair will be sold by Pierre Bergé & Associés November 18 and estimated to fetch €200,000/ 300,000. #design #architecture
an antique wooden cabinet with marble top and gold trimmings on the doors,
Folio Cabinet by Bernard II Van Risen Burgh
The Simeoni collection, containing museum-quality 18th-century furniture by Bernard II Van Risen Burgh (B.V.R.B.), Boulle and Pierre Roussel, received the hoped-for results... #design #France #BVRB
the hanging chair is made out of wicker and has red cushion on it's back
The Return of Rattan
#Rattan is everywhere, from the pages of fashion magazines to major retailers. How about trying the vintage version? #design #sustainable
two green and black planes flying in the sky with no one on it's wings
Interior Decorating with Lighting Design by Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher
In 2005 architects Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher designed this incredible "VorteXX" hanging lamp. Our copy fetched €133,750, surpassing its high estimate of €80,000. #ZahaHadid #LightingDesign #contemporarydesign
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