#Garouste Bonetti

[fashionbooksmilano]

Années 80

Mode, design et graphisme en France

Ouvrage collectif comprenant les contributions de nombreux historiens, chercheurs, journalistes et conservateurs : Lola Barillot, Axelle Baroin, Alexis Bernier, Mathilde Le Corre, Anne-Marie Fèvre, Dominique Forest, Jean-Louis Gaillemin, Amélie Gastaut, Étienne Hervy, Karine Lacquemant, Sophie Lemahieu, Pascal Ory, Marie Ottavi, Julien Péquignot, Philippe Poirrier, Sébastien Quéquet, Margo Rouard-Snowman.

Ed.Les Arts Décoratifs, Paris 2022, 305 pages, 360 illustrations, 23,5x30,2cm, ISBN 9782383140030

euro 54,00

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Catalogue de l'exposition présentée au Musée des Arts décoratifs, à Paris, du 22 octobre 2022 au 16 avril 2023.

700 œuvres – objets, mobilier, silhouettes de mode, affiches, photographies, clips, pochettes de disques et fanzines – retracent cette époque frénétique synonyme d’éclectisme, où le postmodernisme ouvre tous les possibles artistiques.

Les années 80 voient naître une nouvelle génération de designers – Olivier Gagnère, Elizabeth Garouste et Mattia Bonetti, Philippe Starck, Martin Szekely… – dans un contexte propice à la liberté d’expression. La silhouette, elle aussi, se libère des injonctions de style et certains créateurs de mode sont élevés au rang de « superstars » comme Jean Paul Gaultier ou Thierry Mugler. La publicité, le design graphique et l’audiovisuel connaissent leurs années fastes avec Jean-Paul Goude, Jean-Baptiste Mondino et Étienne Robial. De la musique new wave au post-punk en passant par le hip-hop  : c’est toute une histoire de la fête qui s’écrit dans des lieux mythiques fréquentés par les noctambules du Tout-Paris.

23/12/23

#années 80 #art exhibition catalogue #Musée Arts Décoratis Paris 2022 #mode #design #graphisme #France années 80 #Garouste Bonetti #Starck #Gaultier #Mondino #Sottsass #Yamamoto #Miyake #Comme des Garçons #designbooksmilano #fashionbooksmilano

[desimonewayland]

A rare pair of Chinese Imperial cloisonné and champlevé ennamel lingzhi jardinières Qing Dyansty, 18th Century

Ann and Gordon Getty Collection

#lingzhi #qing dynasty #18th century #china #chinese art #cloisonné #🍄 #interior design #gold #coral #garouste & bonetti

[detournementsmineurs]

Robe "Jules César" en soie de Christian Lacroix (1987) présentée dans une "Cabine d'Essayage" et d'une "Chaise" d'Elizabeth Garouste et Mattia Bonetti (1987) à l'exposition “Années 80. Mode, Design et Graphisme en France” au Musée des Arts Décoratifs, avril 2023.

#expos #style #deco #sejour #corail #Lacroix #Garouste #Bonetti #MuseeArtsDecoratifs

[dozydawn]

Discontinued Fragrances: Belle de Minuit by Nina Ricci (2000)

Tagline: “Night falls. Boys, too.”

Even though it wasn’t marketed as one, “Beauty of Midnight” often gets labeled a holiday fragrance, for good reason. This is an oriental gourmand. Forget what the notes say, this smells exactly like gingerbread. But it’s a very spicy, old world, artisanal gingerbread. The sweetness is thick, dark, and syrupy like molasses but subtle, tempered by the spice and fruit.

I’d also liken it to a traditional bourbon-soaked fruit cake. I swear I smell maple syrup in the opening. It’s festive, but there’s no kids’ table at this holiday party. It’s undoubtedly adult and makes you take it seriously. I find this perfume larger than life, how the holidays felt to me as a kid, inviting and intimidating all at once. Eagerly anticipated but elusive, filled with so much longing and and waiting.

This was a limited edition and can get pricey, but I scored a full bottle for a decent price. I sprayed this beast once in the crook of my elbow to test, and was getting whiffs of it all night long. I find this with most older Nina Ricci perfumes, just excellent staying power and decades-old bottles that smell good as new.

I’m excited to wear this through the cold weather and especially around Christmastime, I think this is the most “Christmas in a bottle” perfume I’ve ever come across.

#bottle designed by Élisabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti #discontinued fragrances #perfume #fragrance #nina ricci

[designobjectory]

Garouste et Bonetti "Jour et Nuit" Bed, circa 1980, France

Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti were a duo of French designers who were known for their imaginative decorative art and furniture designs. Their unique style paired romantic, surreal, and avant-garde aesthetics to create wholly original versions of everyday objects such as candle holders, armoirs, and chairs.

#garouste et bonetti #elizabeth garouste #mattia bonetti #french design #bed #daybed #art deco revival #postmodern design

[almostarts]

Elisabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, Pair of ‘Abstract’ Andirons, 1994,

Patinated bronze, iron,

One 18 1/8 in. (46 cm.) high, The other 17 ¾ in. (45 cm.) high;

Courtesy: Christie’s

#david gill #art #design #chemney #andiron #elisabeth garouste #mattia bonetti #abstract art #sculpture #christie's #forms #iron #bronze #minimal

[deestijl]

Lampe Lune Edition 'En attendant les Barbares' — Élisabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti

[smokingdoor]

Garouste & Bonetti, Chaise & Ottoman 'Brisée', 1994.

Gilded fer forgé, upholstery.

#art #design #decoration #interior decor ideas #Interior Decor inspiration #interior decorating #furniture #furniture design #furnishing #home furnishings

[unsubconscious]

Garouste and Bonetti, table rocher, 1982 

[ancanstore]

Garouste and Bonetti, 1985 #interiors #ancanhome #garousteandbonetti https://www.instagram.com/p/CB_NyZ5DdbS/?igshid=4fo6nfwx88pr

#interiors #ancanhome #garousteandbonetti

[minah-delacroix]

Inside the Lee Delacroix Residence

if Paris needed an It girl at the moment, Minah Delacroix would fit the bill. She is one of the city’s reigning beauties: a model and fashion icon with hazel eyes and thick chestnut hair that she swings perfectly when she strolls down the Left Bank as only a true Parisian can do. What’s made this lissome granddaughter of Countess Laetitia Montpensier Larisch von Moennich and Duc Louis Pierre Philippe Delacroix one of the talks of the town these days, however, is her popular cosmetics’ company, Beauty+ and her recent marriage to up and coming magic-tech entrepreneur, Sungjae Lee.

“I wanted to do a makeup line that was affordable, but refined, sold in a beautiful boutique with luxurious packaging and top-notch service,” Minah says over a cup of hot tea in her flagship store on rue du Bac in the 7th arrondissement in Paris (She also has shops in London, New York, Tokyo, Buenos Aires and her father’s hometown, Seoul, and does a brisk business online). At the same time, she and her business partner were getting the cosmetic business off the ground, the Delacroix heiress was also settling down in a 2,200-square-foot apartment in London with IT developer Sungjae Lee, whom she married last year. In the hyperconnected world of high society, it’s not a surprise that one of the things the couple has in common is a link to French politician Jean Marcel Delacroix: Sungjae’s father, Jin Woo, also a politician has been one of the closest allies of the Former French Prime Minister, and if the connection is not obvious yet, Minah is Jean Marcel’s grandniece. “Sungjae and I met as children and attended the same school,“ Minah remembers. “The way I see it was like the whole universe conspired to get us together”

Given how Minah and Sungjae have been steeped in chic since their respective childhoods, decorating the apartment was a cinch.  "Clean and modern" is how Minah describes the place, located in one of those grand buildings that became a hallmark of London in the mid 19th century. But its aristocratically scaled rooms are not aloof, the anchors are silver velvet sofas bought in Paris and a crisp-looking crystal chandelier found at Baccarat.

To be a London-based residence, the apartment looks a lot like a Haussmann building in Paris, so the newlyweds jazzed up the flowery Louis XV Revival architecture with sassy contemporary art, some of which was tracked down for them by Russian gallerist (and one of Minah’s aunt’s former beaus), Andrei Levesque. “I am completely obsessed with art,“ Minah says. Among the pieces in the growing collection are works composed of sculptures by French conceptualist Jean Luc Vilmouth and a dark vase by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. Minah also bought several of Nakashima solid wood tables last year after she toured the Japanese artist’s exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Artful furniture is another part of the package. In their study rests the Sofá Mars by Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti, “one of the last pieces they did,” notes Minah.  The rest of the apartment, however, sports white walls and some girlish pastels that are the preferred palette of the lady of the house. As Minah explains with a laugh, her husband puts up with the sugary tones “as long as there is not too much pink.”

Minah is also mad for anything to do with setting a table: “I buy glasses everywhere I turn.” She admits. Her dinner service is a sentimental choice, Christian Dior’s Muguet porcelain. Minah bought it in honor of her grandfather, who was born on May 1, the day the French traditionally give muguets (lilies of the valley) to friends and family. Most recently the young heiress has set her mind on the Tricolore dinnerware set designed by Commune de Paris in collaboration with Astier de Villatte’s. The pieces have a border with the French flag’s blue, white, and red. As Minah says with a grin, “Vive la France!”

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#minah #sungjae #otp #magazine #edits #oc

[theculturecreative]

⚫️ —Garouste & Bonetti’s whimsical world for #ChristianLacroix Maison de Haute Couture, inside an eighteenth century pavilion on Faubourg Saint Honoré, 1987. A total work, #GarousteandBonetti designed the interiors, as well as all the furniture, decorative objects, stationary, and packaging. #gesamtkunstwerk #ElizabethGarouste #MattiaBonetti (at Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCUlo8XgtZx/?igshid=4kkogn8gknzv

#christianlacroix #garousteandbonetti #gesamtkunstwerk #elizabethgarouste #mattiabonetti

[desimonewayland]

Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti

Prince Imperial - chair in painted wood and raffia

Edition NEOTU

via: Artnet

#elizabeth garouste and mattia bonetti #furniture design #1980s #france

[detournementsmineurs]

"Chaise du Privilège" par Elizabeth Garouste et Mattia Bonetti (1980) et "Robe du Soir" en soie d'Yves Saint Laurent (1979) présentées à l'exposition “Années 80. Mode, Design et Graphisme en France” au Musée des Arts Décoratifs, avril 2023.

#expos #deco #style #Garouste #Bonetti #YSL #MuseeArtsDecoratifs

[lostharvest]

Ugo La Pietra, ‘Oasis’ tray, 1990

Kazuhide Takahama, ‘Antella’ Table 1978

Mario Botta, ‘Charlotte’ Chair, 1994

Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti, ‘Grand Canape’ for Lacroix, 1987

Judy Kensley McKie, ‘Leopard Couch’ 1983

all good

stolen from https://www.sightunseen.com/2019/07/ejr-barnes-vintage-furniture-design-history-lesson-academic-instagram/ 

#ar #des #furn

[kawakawacollection]

Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti accessory collection