The Out Land Side Table is a creation by French artist and designer Eric Schmitt, showcased by Ralph Pucci International. Born in 1955, the designer relocated in 1997 to the edge of the Fontainebleau forest near Paris, where he established his workshop. There, he designs and shapes his pieces before entrusting their production to skilled French craftsmen.
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Eye On Design: Brasserie Gabrielle Waiter-Inspired Ensemble By Karl Lagerfeld
Chanel’s fall 2015 collection, Brasserie Gabrielle, was shown in a detailed set referencing a French bistro, celebrating the simple leisure of mealtimes through well-dressed patrons, but also impeccably dressed waiters.
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Eye On Design: François-Xavier Lalanne’s Taureau II Bull Cabinet
Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne (known professional as Les Lalannes), were a French husband and wife duo of sculptors and designers known for whimsical and imaginative creations, often blurring the lines between art and functional design. One of François-Xavier’s iconic pieces is the Taureau II Bull cabinet, which showcases his unique fusion of sculpture and furniture.
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Braids Galore: Elevating Your Look with Intricate Braided Hairstyles
When it comes to enhancing your appearance, exploring the intricate world of braided hairstyles offers a unique touch of elegance and sophistication.
From classic styles to more contemporary twists, braids can transform your hair into an actual work of art, making heads turn wherever you go.
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Eye On Design: Paris Opera Coat By Paul Poiret
In 1903, French couturier Paul Poiret made his first loose dress with hints of the kimono shape, and by 1906 he had presented his first collection to be worn without a corset. Poiret’s self-confessed lack of sewing skills pushed him to experiment  with sculpting fluid garments directly on the body. Continue reading Eye On Design: Paris Opera Coat By Paul Poiret




