Former Exhibitors

A manufacturer with over 200 years of history, inimitable craftsmanship, deep regional roots and a passionate family… this is what makes Brun de Vian-Tiran so special, bringing you
authentic luxury.

Brun de Vian-Tiran offers high-end products: blankets, duvets, pillows and mattress toppers for peaceful, healthy and natural nights’ sleep, as well as throws, shawls and scarves that deliver a truly
unique sensory experience.

“Sculpture feeds my desire to bring together the energy of lines, shapes, movement and material. Whether organic or geometric, my sculptures are born to lead a life of strength and vitality, where the interplay of constraints sharpens the excess that fascinates me.”

– Caroline HATT-KINDERMANS –

Rare and one-of-a-kind military surplus fashion and accessories.

Christine Lenoir loves playing with different media and varying her subjects, while remaining drawn above all to living things.

Christine Bonnet Billon presents a collection of handcrafted jars. She and her husband use the coil technique, stacking ropes of clay and joining them by hand.

Cécile Chappuis creates made-to-order works by hand from reclaimed cardboard. Each piece is unique. Left natural or painted, smooth or corrugated, flat or intricately worked, cardboard lends itself to endless variations.

A lover of art, Africa and beautiful objects, Maïmouna Keïta enjoys seeking out authentic works from sometimes hard-to-reach regions of Africa.

Bronzes, decorative objects, paintings.

Jean-Benoit Moreau shares his discovery of the world by capturing salt marshes.

JOSEPH. VR paints intuitively, often in close contact with nature, which she makes her own.

Karl-Hugo Mars creates sculptures, paintings, furniture and lighting pieces from industrial metal, which he transforms, assembles and reworks.

Passionate about 20th-century design, Ludovic Lemaître focuses primarily on lighting and furniture. He deals exclusively in original pieces, many of them signed by artists or designers.

Antique objects, lighting, theatrical decor and furniture from the 18th century to the 1970s.

La Maison Isloise was born in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.
It was founded by Salima, who offers eco-friendly handmade pieces crafted from upcycled materials: home design accessories as well as everyday textile items.

Michel Chambon was introduced to painting in his father’s studio. After this apprenticeship, he quickly rebelled against official academicism and developed a passion for primitive art and the Expressionists with their vivid colors.

A self-taught artist, Marie-Noëlle invites reflection. Layered surfaces and balanced colors bring softness and fullness to her compositions. Floors, walls and landscapes encountered by chance become her favorite playground.

A palette of mineral colors adds depth, modernity and restraint.
A vision that lets the mind wander.

Fashion, accessories, homeware and regional products designed around “Vincent Van Gogh”

Antiques, decor and art of every style and every era.

Maryline Le Sager offers a fine selection of designer fabrics from brands such as Designers Guild and Christian Lacroix, as well as beautiful trade furniture: charming pieces, draper’s cabinets, bookcases…

Philip Richard uses top-quality techniques, from ultra-high-resolution photography to large-format printing, to showcase the beauty of nature. He is exhibiting with Art Magna at “Arles Off 2021,” the largest photography festival in the world. You can find him there from July 4 to 28.

A self-taught welder, Rémi Borel trained in various industrial sectors. There he developed a passion and discovered that, rather than simply building to someone else’s plans, he could express himself through his own craftsmanship.

He then decided to leave the industrial world behind and embrace craftsmanship, where making custom furniture allows him to create one-of-a-kind pieces tailored to each client’s wishes.

Galerie de Montille has been in business for 40 years. It has always specialized in objects, lighting and paintings of grand antique decoration, as well as Art Deco furniture and 20th-century decorative arts.

Emma Garcin Tollé recycles “dormant fabrics,” collaborates with artisans who carry on time-honored skills and works with fine materials to bring you a range of high-quality loungewear and scarves in limited editions.

UPSY offers one-of-a-kind pieces made from reclaimed and recycled clothing and objects.

Véronique Wirth’s works, often monumental steel sculptures, are shown at international contemporary art events.