CANAPS / JACQUES CHARPENTIER Jardins célèbres Editor: Cosa Mentale - 2014

Editor: Cosa Mentale - 2014

by taking advantage of the outdoor space available on the same level as the first level

The book also includes an introductory essay written by the son of the original owner

its immaculate white metal interior structure is also a timeless nod to a building in which metal has been used as a work of art for decades

Kawakubo continues to push boundaries

CANAPS / JACQUES CHARPENTIER Jardins célèbres Editor: Cosa Mentale - 2014Born into a Parisian family, Jacques Charpentier studied at the Ecole Boulle, graduating top of his class in 1945. The young decorator, friend of Rn Prou, opened a workshop in the 17th arrondissement and specialized in the manufacture of decorative objects, then launched into the design of stainless steel sofas in the early 1960s by moving to 41, rue Lappe and 9, passage Thir in the 11th arrondissement. The company had nearly 60 employees at the end