The Perrier logo conveys all the effervescence of a drink that has long refreshed artists and athletes! It has remained virtually unchanged since its creation in the middle of the 19th century. The Perrier Logo: Strong Colors For A Sophisticated Beverage If the Perrier logo inspires artists so much, it is because the Perrier company,...
Category: Design & Art
Some architects and designers will be forever remembered for how they pushed boundaries and influenced the way we conceive of space – both inside and...
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The Art Paris Art Fair: Emmanuel Perrotin
Present for the first time at the Paris Art Fair, the iconic Emmanuel Perrotin gallery introduces the new works by artists that, thanks to the gallery, have been elevated to legendary ranks. One does not become one of the leading figures of the contemporary art scene without taking risks – Emmanuel Perrotin can claim to...
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The Givenchy Logo, a Seal between Tradition and Modernity
âI started working at Jacques Fathâs when I was seventeen. The six years that followed I had the pleasure of joining Robert Piguetâs, then Lelong and Madame Schiaparelli for four years. My goal was to have my own fashion house. I did not intend to compete with other creative greats but rather to make what...
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An Interview With Deirdre Dyson
Following the inauguration of Deirdre Dyson’s Parisian space where she can now expose her iconic carpets, she gives us with an interview. You started creating / designing carpets after a setback – unable to find the one to dress your interior. What were for you the qualities, both aesthetic and qualitative, that were paramount in...
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Deirdre Dyson Inaugurates her Parisian Gallery
Lady Deirdre Dyson now has her Parisian space where to exhibit her eminently inspired – eminently contemporary tailor-made rugs. Deirdre Dyson Inaugurates Its Parisian Gallery In Saint-Germain-Des-PrĂŠs For once, it’s in Saint-Germain-des-PrĂŠs that the artist-turned-designer Lady Deirdre Dyson inaugurated her first Parisian gallery – the second after that of London. Deirdre Dyson, Uncommon Rugs Lady...
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Capri, The Glamor Destination of the Jet Set
An island with lush vegetation that attracts jet setters and inspires fashion designers! If the craze for Capri seems to have known its golden age in the 1950s, the island is already known to crowned heads from the end of the 19th century. It was the doctor and philanthropist Axel Munthe who, settling there in...
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The Hermès Anchor Chain
An iconic design since transformed into a bracelet, ring, hoop earrings and other watches, the Anchor Chain in the last century marked Hermès’ entry into modernity. Hermès and Normandy At the dawn of the 1940s, the saddler Hermès has long been known and recognized for embodying the quintessence of chic and refinement, particularly in terms...
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The Saddles Of Hermès
Crafted since the foundation of the company, the saddles are still made in the pure Hermès tradition, still nestled at the heart of 24 Faubourg Saint-HonorÊ. At the Origin of Hermès, is the love of Horses When Thierry Hermès founded his house in 1837, he actually opened a boutique specializing in saddlery and horse harnessing....
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The Logo Hermès: The Horse-drawn Carriage
What does the Hermès logo hide? The story of a company linked to the exquisite work of saddlery leathers and the love of the horse. The History of Hermès 1837 – Thierry Hermès founded an eponymous boutique in Paris, specializing in the making and production of saddles and harnesses. Located in the Grands Boulevards district,...