After several successful editions in Los Angeles, Tokyo, Berlin and Abu Dhabi, Business France is bringing its Art de Vivre à la Française exhibition to New York for the first time in 15 years. From May 2 to 3, the show will bring together a delegation of 12 interior design brands to the Consulate General of France, where they will showcase France's rich savoir-faire.
Photo: Reminiscence Home.
Business France announces "Art de Vivre à la Française", an exclusive two-day exhibition designed to showcase the craftsmanship of 12 meticulously curated French interior design brands. This event aims to connect French designers with North American interior design professionals, retailers, distributors, showrooms, and other key stakeholders. Ranging from lighting and bespoke pieces to upholstery, Limoges porcelain and much more, these companies and craft workshops embody French design, harmoniously blending tradition and technical expertise.
A wide range of products will be showcased from participating brands, including:
- Limoges porcelain touching on tradition embracing contemporary creativity, with designers like Non Sans Raison, Reminiscence Home and Legle
- Bespoke objects from Maison Forest Audiard or E.F.A.S.E
- High quality materials like alabaster, a stone mastered by Atelier Alain Ellouz
Under the patronage of the Consul General of France in New York, the French Consulate and Business France will host a cocktail reception on May 2 from 6 to 8 pm, offering unique networking opportunities for interior designers, importers, distributors, and property developers wishing to collaborate with our curated selection of French brands. RSVP to attend: learitadecampos@businessfrance.fr
Reminiscence Home
One of the brands that will be at the fair is Reminiscence Home. French designer Geraldine Delettre designs iconic pieces of the French art of living using fine Limoges porcelain for her brand Reminiscence Home. The brand celebrates and promotes French craftsmanship, which has been passed down since the 18th century. The creations are now available in three ranges. The Timeless Range, first of all, brings together all of its French iconic lighting fixtures. The Heritage range offers an anthology of tableware and decorative objects, created by hand in the purest 18th century tradition. The latest addition, the Signature range, frees itself from conventions and technical constraints with XXL lighting fixtures, a true feat of the arts of fire. These luminous works of art combine silky white gold, precious brass, sculpted marble and the warmth of wood.
More information:
Business France
www.businessfrance.fr
Reminiscence Home
www.reminiscencehome.com