Établissement de Chant-Viron takes a dual approach to the conservation and restoration of metalwork, combining traditional craftsmanship in bronze and tin smithing with deep expertise in fine art. The company offers personalized, high-quality services backed by over 15 years of international experience. Their clients include major institutions (museums and historic monuments) and private clients (major antique dealers and interior designers) in France and abroad.

As certified art conservators trained at the Institut National du Patrimoine, Établissement de Chant-Viron is officially authorized by the French government to work on national heritage collections. The company is also affiliated with respected international organizations, including ICCROM and ICOMOS.

While many talk about bridging art and design, ColAAb takes it further. For the past three years, ColAAb has exclusively challenged visual artists to push the boundaries of their practice by creating extraordinary, never-before-seen art furniture. Here, art is not just observed, it is lived. Each curated piece extends an artist’s vision, bringing their sculptural language into a functional realm without compromising artistic integrity. Owning a ColAAb piece means acquiring an artwork by a widely recognized artist, whose work is featured in museum collections and major exhibitions worldwide. It’s an invitation to experience art differently, to interact with it, and to become part of an exclusive circle of discerning collectors.

Each project is an invitation to shift the artist’s practice toward functional forms: seating, tables, lighting, mirrors, curtains, and bookshelves. Supporting artists throughout the creative process, ColAAb funds, produces, and promotes their work. Each piece is either unique or part of a limited edition of eight, crafted by exceptional French artisans with a responsible approach, giving shape to a singular artistic vision.

Villa Alice Paris offers a unique collection of lighting crafted thanks to the lost-wax technique. Olivier, Madame, Rose Saint Valentin, Pommier, Sweet Girafon…These lamps are Parisian, but of a bucolic and wandering nature, inspired by plants, animals and exotic lands.
They are as suitable in the atmosphere of a loft as in a palace or a fisherman’s hut. The creation of these objects is based on an ancestral sculpting technique, known as ‘à la cire perdue’ (the lost-wax casting process). Therefore, casts made from original wax sculptures by art foundries enables one to preserve the unique craftsmanship of each piece.

They offer a unique solution of lighting including lamps, wall lamps, floor lamps, and candle stands in three finishes: gold for a refined look, bronze for a work of art in light, and white for magical purity. This collection has been specially designed for interior designers, offering adaptability to a wide variety of sizes, supports, colors and styles so that no matter the combination chosen, the visual effect is guaranteed. It has been designed to create a magical atmosphere and underline the charm of interiors.

Designer and manufacturer of prestigious bathroom fixtures, the Manufacture Volevatch has been deploying its unique vision of the Art of the Bathing since 1975, inspired by the French Decorative Arts and perpetuating the passion and genius instilled by its founder, Serge Volevatch. 

Each piece, handcrafted in its workshops located in Tully, in the Picardy (region of France, is a true Goldsmith’s masterpiece. Combining stylistic authenticity with modern functionality, these unique creations offer endless possibilities for bespoke customization. Their faucet collections embody the essence of timeless elegance and refined French luxury, cherished by discerning clients in pursuit of rarity and perfection. Their material of choice is solid lead-free brass, available in a wide range of finishes and at times enhanced with Limoges porcelain, marble, crystal, or precious stones. 

Art et Floritude is a renowned manufacturer of bespoke light sculptures with over 50 years of expertise. Rooted in a historic tradition of crafting classic chandeliers, the company blends its artisanal savoir-faire with a constant curiosity for new technologies. This unique combination results in one-of-a-kind creations that are meticulously tailored to the needs of each project.

The brand offers sconces, wall and ceiling light sculptures, suspensions, chandeliers, and porcelain wall or ceiling sculptures. Art et Floritude’s team of experienced designers and craftspeople accompanies architects and interior designers from around the world in their quest to deliver the most beautiful interiors for all types of projects. From boutique hotels to luxury homes and yachts, their creations add a unique spark and memorable signature to prestigious spaces worldwide.

For thirty years, Ibride has imagined and crafted objects and furniture that carry stories, creating subtle connections with their surroundings. Each creation reflects a unique vision, where furniture goes beyond function to become a guardian of stories. Their pieces speak a language of allegory and suggestion, inviting anyone who encounters them to step into a world where reality and reverie meet.

Whether tables, consoles, or cabinets, each creation emerges from a dialogue that blends nature with the timeless elegance of classical arts. Every piece demonstrates a rare mastery: shaping volume from flat panels without glue or welding, using only the essential elements of assembly. Crafted from solid wood or HPL panels resilient enough for outdoor use, materials are carefully sourced from France and Italy. Each work comes with a ten-year guarantee. 

For over two centuries, Brun de Vian-Tiran has been driven by a passion for exceptional natural fibers. Pierre Brun and his son Jean-Louis carry forward this legacy; their manufacturing center selects the world’s most beautiful wools: Merino, Alpaca, Cashmere, Mohair, and especially the finest European fibers, sourced from local Merino farms in Arles. Brun de Vian-Tiran reflects the gentle lifestyle of its birthplace, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue in Provence, where the company still thrives today.

The entire treatment and production process takes place right on the banks of the Sorgue River, in workshops classified as a Remarkable Heritage Site, from spinning and weaving to finishing and tailoring. Brun de Vian-Tiran supplies over a thousand boutiques in France and around the world with throws, scarves, shawls, and ponchos.