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Ecart International Since 1978. Reissuing timeless 20th-century designs by icons such as Jean-Michel Frank, Eileen Gray, Pierre Chareau, and more.

Notably presented at the Salon d’Automne in Paris in 1926, Pierre Chareau’s Curule MT1015, c. 1923, is among his most ic...
01/09/2026

Notably presented at the Salon d’Automne in Paris in 1926, Pierre Chareau’s Curule MT1015, c. 1923, is among his most iconic designs.

Discover Pierre Chareau's collection at www.ecart.paris

Photography: © Thérèse Bonney, The Regents of the University of California

Featured in ' New York office: Jean-Michel Frank's President Desk, c. 1926.Discover Jean-Michel Frank's reissued designs...
26/08/2026

Featured in ' New York office: Jean-Michel Frank's President Desk, c. 1926.

Discover Jean-Michel Frank's reissued designs at www.ecart.paris

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Living room designed by Paul László, featuring the Wilshire Console, c. 1942.© Julius Shulman /  J. Paul Getty Trust. Ge...
19/08/2026

Living room designed by Paul László, featuring the Wilshire Console, c. 1942.

© Julius Shulman / J. Paul Getty Trust. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2004.R.10)

Lamp, c. 1903, by Mariano Fortuny.Following extensive studies on light and electricity,  Fortuny developed a system of c...
12/08/2026

Lamp, c. 1903, by Mariano Fortuny.

Following extensive studies on light and electricity, Fortuny developed a system of concave reflectors intended to reduce glare. This innovation ultimately led, a few years later, to the creation of this strikingly modern lamp.

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Arcadia Chair & Ottoman, c. 1950, designed by Paul László.
05/08/2026

Arcadia Chair & Ottoman, c. 1950, designed by Paul László.

Paul László's residence in Brentwood, California, photographed by Julius Shulman in 1948.Designed by László himself, the...
29/07/2026

Paul László's residence in Brentwood, California, photographed by Julius Shulman in 1948.

Designed by László himself, the house reflects his distinctive design language, where architecture and interiors form a seamless whole.

Created specifically for the dining room, the Carmelina Chair (1947) is now reissued by ECART.

Explore Paul László's collection at www.ecart.paris

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© Julius Shulman / J. Paul Getty Trust. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2004.R.10)

Presented at the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris, the Curule Stool, also known ...
24/07/2026

Presented at the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris, the Curule Stool, also known as SN1, is an iconic piece by Pierre Chareau. The piece also appears in Marcel L'Herbier's film "L'Inhumaine", alongside creations by Michel Dufet and Robert Mallet-Stevens.

Hall designed by French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, featuring Pierre Chareau's iconic T Stool (c. 1927).Discover Ch...
22/07/2026

Hall designed by French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, featuring Pierre Chareau's iconic T Stool (c. 1927).

Discover Chareau's reissued designs at www.ecart.paris

© "Intérieurs n°6" - Editions d'Art Charles Moreau

Jean-Michel Frank's Transat (c. 1929), paired with Ecart Design's Kraft Floor Lamp (c. 1992), featured in ECART's galler...
09/07/2026

Jean-Michel Frank's Transat (c. 1929), paired with Ecart Design's Kraft Floor Lamp (c. 1992), featured in ECART's gallery.

Discover a new display at ECART’s gallery, now on view through August 1.Featured works include Robert Mallet-Stevens’ Tr...
07/07/2026

Discover a new display at ECART’s gallery, now on view through August 1.

Featured works include Robert Mallet-Stevens’ Transat (1929), Pierre Chareau’s Fan Table (1930) and Laurent Maugoust & Cécile Chenais’ Reiko Screen.

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