Germanopratin, the newcomer
Still in the Saint-Germain des Prés district from which it takes its name, the Germanopratin fair is the latest arrival… Very intimate, it brings together only five exhibitors: the Parisian gallery BSL with seating pieces featuring mosaic surfaces by Nada Debs x Studio Lél and lighting by Nacho Carbonell [ill. opposite]; Parsa, a Parisian furniture publishing house inspired by Iranian culture; Jean-Yves Lanvin (Pietrasanta) – great-grandson of Jeanne Lanvin – who creates furniture with asymmetrical lines; the Parisian antique dealer and interior decorator Olivier Chetail for the antique touch; and the Armel Soyer gallery (Megève-Saint-Tropez) with furniture by Christian Astuguevieille in cotton rope, a wooden console decorated with hot-engraved drawings by Christophe Boulanger, or even a crumpled mirror by Mathias Kiss.