Here, elsewhere. The time is now... only for the authenticity of unexpected pieces, of which Thierry Grundman is the purveyor. As an itinerant antique dealer, he has a discerning eye. From passions to world tours, this compulsive bargain hunter in search of wonders and rarities has been moved for

The origin of L’œil de ko is a desire to share the things that we love. All these objects that we come across, that we sometimes accumulate, that we often skip over. Imagine a life for these objects before or after us. Their life from one dwelling place to another, from a workshop to an apartment,

Drawing its name from the Sanskrit word (कल्प), signifying the period between the creation and recreation of a universe, KALPA was founded in 2019 by artist and designer Olga Niescier with a vision for life in harmony with art.

La Lune embodies a space where the past harmoniously blends with the present, where contemporary creation meets craftsmanship.

The French poet Jacques Roubaud rendered Japanese mono no aware, the nostalgic feeling of impermanence, as "le sentiment des choses" ("the feeling of things").

Suzan is a gallery on a human scale, which combines unique works and exclusive creations designed especially for it. Exceptional pieces unearthed in workshops all over France, and made by hand by the best of new generation French craftsmanship.

Located in the heart of the Marais, Galerie Une Fille Aux Cheveux Noirs is a curated design and art destination where authenticity meets thoughtful creativity.

Like the classic Surrealists at the turn of the last century, Lamiel haunts flea markets, old bookshops and many attic sale, hoping for the right 'chance encounter'.

Delphine Drouin is an artist-plastician and decorator-matterist who creates custom-made pieces and decorations that question the memory of materials.

Graduate of the School of Applied Arts of Lyon, major in Environmental Design. Passionate about ethnology and human psychology. My work takes on meaning through encounters and collaborations.

I've always been sensitive to "damaged," "abandoned," or weathered objects in the process of transformation. For my work, I look for old books everywhere. I'm fascinated by their beauty and fragility.

Sarah Jerath is a British Artist and Design Consultant. The art of natural simplicity.

Wood has always been my passion. Its appearance, character and structure, shaped by time, dictate the way I approach and work with it.

Western culture has dualised and hierarchised the concepts of 'culture' and 'nature' and built a society based on exploitation. This system has now reached its peak. Collapse and self-destruction range from burn-out to climate change. Transcending this dualism is therefore a vital epistemological

Observing nature and paying tribute to it on canvas. To imagine and create relief. To reproduce matter. Reinventing it. To embody it.

The Ligne Méridienne workshop combines furniture couture and textile finishing through the art of vegetable dyeing.

My collages are gardens of the mind, spaces both wild and cultivated, where the plant world coexists with the prestige of the arts.

I explore recycled paper pulp combined with disused elements - organic, manufactured, industrial - to conserve raw materials, an obviousness inspired by good agricultural sense.

Maison Rhizomes, a studio for art rugs, will participate at the end of November in the first edition of the Wabi Sabi salon organized by Daniel Rozensztroch.

Anne-Emmanuelle Thion is a passionate and sensitive photographer. Above all, a traveler.

I fled Barcelona to take refuge in Menorca, the northernmost of the Balearic Islands, the one that suffers the full force of the Tramontane.

The role of the artist is clear: he must open a studio and take in the world, in fragments, as it comes to him" Francis Ponge.

Isabelle Yamamoto draws her inspiration and creativity from the aesthetic and stylistic strength of Japan, where her husband Naoki is originally from.

Materiality underpins Alexandra Yan Wong’s work, which arises from her interest in understanding the psychology of perception and aesthetics in the modern world.

Trials make man stronger and make him realize that the essential is in the simplicity, purity, humility. Everything superfluous is useless. For my textile art, I am inspired by Wabi Sabi.

Aurore PélissonAfter graduating from the École Nationale des Beaux Arts de Lyon in 2009, textile artist Aurore Pélisson moved to London, where she developed artistic collaborations with Saint Martin's School of Arts, among others. In 2011, she returned to her native Provence and opened her own

Founded by the husband-and-wife duo Shilpa Srinivas and Paolo Ciacci, Stone Stackers brand is deeply classical and highly contemporary.