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GALERIE MCDE - ÉDITION PIERRE CHAREAU

The editor of reference of renowned architect and designer Pierre Chareau. L'éditeur de référence Why such a choice? Pourquoi ce choix ?

Galerie MCDE has been the Editor of reference of the famous architect and designer Pierre Chareau for more than thirty years and specializes in editing about eighty of its furniture and lighting creations. Because Pierre Chareau is an inventor, an innovator, one of the first modern architects in France, with Le Corbusier, to use new materials such as glass and steel. He designed furniture out of w

ood and metal as well as scores of lamps which reflect their light through alabaster sheets whose shapes and angles define so well
the « Chareau style ». For years, the core mission of Galerie MCDE has been to keep the genius of Pierre Chareau alive, perpetuating his know-how thanks to the manufacturing skills of a handful of French craftsmen.

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La galerie MCDE est l’éditeur de référence de l’architecte et designer Pierre Chareau depuis plus de 30 ans et s’est spécialisée dans l’édition d’environ 80 de ses modèles de luminaire et mobilier. Parce que Pierre Chareau est un inventeur, un novateur, l’un des premiers architectes modernes en France, avec Le Corbusier, à utiliser de nouveaux matériaux tels que le verre et l’acier. Il a réalisé des meubles en bois et métal ainsi qu’une série de lampes et d’appliques utilisant des feuilles d’albâtre, dont la forme permet d’évoquer un véritable « style Chareau ». La mission principale de la galerie MCDE est de continuer à perpétuer le savoir-faire de Pierre Chareau et ce, grâce à la fabrication de l’ensemble de nos pièces par des artisans français.

03/05/2026

Between Italian references and a seventies spirit, architects Agathe Lavaud and Martin Massé envision their Paris apartment as a serene space, balancing between home and laboratory. The project draws as much from Italy, for the nobility of its materials and the richness of its patinas, as from the 1970s, for their bold forms and warm atmospheres. Travertine, sisal, and polished concrete form a mineral base, subtly softened by wood, wool, and a few vintage pieces.

In this expressive atmosphere, the BLOC AUVENT wall light extends the project’s architectural language, subtly echoing the balance between raw materials and softened textures

— BLOC AUVENT wall lamp

Galerie MCDE — édition Pierre Chareau

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29/04/2026

Atelier Mishatemnikov composes an New York-style apartment with a quiet kind of confidence, where nothing tries too hard, and every detail feels precisely in place.

Travertine, warm wood, and softened light shape an atmosphere that is both effortless and exact. Materials unfold with restraint, allowing the space to breathe without excess.

Art moves through the interior like a pulse, subtle, yet impossible to ignore, bringing rhythm and depth to this calm, composed setting.

Within this refined balance, the BLOC AUVENT wall lamps introduces a discreet, architectural gesture, anchoring the space with clarity and intention.

— BLOC AUVENT wall lamp

Galerie MCDE — édition Pierre Chareau

25/04/2026

Chana Orloff, a major figure of the Paris School, developed a sculptural style in which the softness of curves blends with modernity, with careful attention to the balance of volumes. In the 1920s, she was at the heart of a circle of artists and architects who contributed to the emergence of the Parisian avant-garde. Villa Seurat, in historic Montparnasse, became a true hub of creativity, and her studio-house, built by Auguste Perret in 1926, was part of this ensemble of artists’ studios and villas, among the first addresses to assert a modern aesthetic.

Within this network, where painting, sculpture, architecture, and decorative arts interacted, Orloff maintained close ties with several major figures of Parisian modernity, including the architect and designer Pierre Chareau. Close collaborators, they worked together on several occasions: Chareau notably designed the furniture for the two bedrooms of Orloff’s studio-house. She also created his bust, a testament to their intellectual and artistic closeness and to the exchanges that fueled creative work at the time.

Galerie MCDE — Pierre Chareau édition

📸 Dover Publications, Inc., Buffalo and Erie County Library
Archives Éric Justman, Atelier-Musée Chana Orloff, Musée des Arts Décoratifs

21/04/2026

In Sydney, the interior architecture studio Arent&Pyke reinterprets a residence where color and architecture engage in a dynamic dialogue.

The project rethinks spatial circulation, opening up volumes and allowing light to flow freely. Arches, wood details, and layered textures shape an environment that is both structured and vibrant.

Color plays a defining role: saffron tones, deep greens, and powdery hues create atmospheres that evolve with controlled precision.

Within this richly composed setting, the BLOC AUVENT and MOUCHE wall lights bring a soft, sculptural presence.

— BLOC AUVENT wall lamp
— MOUCHE wall lamp

Galerie MCDE — édition Pierre Chareau

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19/04/2026

Built between 1929 and 1932 by Robert Mallet-Stevens for the industrialist Paul Cavrois, the Villa Cavrois, located between Lille and Roubaix, embodies a modern vision of domestic living. Designed as a total work of art, it presents a rigorous composition in which architecture, furniture, and decorative elements come together in a cohesive whole, the result of collaboration between multiple contributors.

A similar approach to design and composition can be found in the work of Galerie MCDE, through a particular attention to line, materiality, and the balance of forms.

📸 Juan Jerez Studio, LillelaNuit, Librairie Le Feu Follet, designluminy, Ecole Boulle

15/04/2026

In London, this apartment designed by architect Benjamin Liatoud unfolds a refined interior language, where bespoke millwork structures the space and guides circulation.

Clean lines and natural materials create a balanced composition in which light flows freely, highlighting textures and revealing depth.

Within this composition, Galerie MCDE editions integrate with delicacy: the BLOC AUVENT and MOUCHE wall lights offer a visual punctuation, engaging in dialogue with surfaces and perspectives.

— BLOC AUVENT wall lamps
— MOUCHE wall lamps

Galerie MCDE — édition Pierre Chareau

Thanks to Benjamin Liatoud benjamin_liatoud_architect

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12/04/2026

Last day to discover Galerie MCDE editions at ART PARIS.

At the Grand Palais, Pierre Chareau’s editions are presented within an elegant scenography by Galerie Dina Vierny, conceived by Nathan Baraness and inspired by a parisian Art deco apartment, where each work naturally finds its place.

Design and modern art engage in a subtle dialogue, offering an immersive experience that is both intimate and contemplative.

A singular experience to enjoy before the closing this Sunday, April 12.

Galerie MCDE - édition Pierre Chareau

— BUREAU À PANS COUPÉS MÉTAL
— SELLETTES
— SERRES-LIVRES

A meeting to be discovered at the Grand Palais.

Art Paris - Galerie Dina Vierny, booth F10
7 Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris, France
April 9-12, 2026

Thanks Galerie Dina Vierny Nathan Baraness Le Grand Palais Art Paris

10/04/2026

On the occasion of Art Paris 2026, Galerie MCDE is part of the scenography imagined by Nathan Baraness for Galerie Dina Vierny.

In keeping with Dina Vierny’s legacy, the project evokes a Parisian apartment with Art Deco influences, where each artwork is thoughtfully placed within a refined and understated setting.

Within this space, editions from Galerie MCDE resonate with a selection of modern and contemporary works. Bookends and pedestals by Pierre Chareau engage in dialogue with pieces by Stéphane Bordarier, Marcel Duchamp, Wassily Kandinsky, Serge Poliakoff, Judit Reigl, along with bronzes by Aristide Maillol and Robert Couturier.

Around the Macassar ebony desk by Pierre Chareau, this dialogue continues with « Les Mains » by Aristide Maillol and « Souvenir de Santorin » by Robert Couturier, creating an immersive journey where design and sculpture unfold in a seamless and sensitive continuity, offering visitors an experience that is both intimate and contemplative.

Galerie MCDE - édition Pierre Chareau

— BUREAU À PANS COUPÉS MÉTAL
— SELLETTES
— SERRES-LIVRES

A meeting to be discovered at the Grand Palais.
Art Paris - Galerie Dina Vierny, booth F10
7 Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris, France
April 9-12, 2026

Thanks .dinaviern

📸 .dinavierny

09/04/2026

À l’occasion de Art Paris 2026, la Galerie MCDE s’inscrit dans la scénographie imaginée par Nathan Baraness pour la Galerie Dina Vierny.

Dans la lignée de l’héritage de Dina Vierny, le projet évoque un appartement parisien aux accents Art déco, où chaque œuvre trouve sa place dans un écrin sobre et mesuré.

Au sein de cet espace, les éditions de la Galerie MCDE entrent en résonance avec une sélection d’œuvres modernes et contemporaines. Les serres-livres et sellettes et de Pierre Chareau dialoguent avec des œuvres de Stéphane Bordarier, Marcel Duchamp, Wassily Kandinsky, Serge Poliakoff, Judit Reigl ainsi que les bronzes d’Aristide Maillol et Robert Couturier.

Autour du bureau en ébène de Macassar de Pierre Chareau, ce dialogue se prolonge avec « Les Mains » d’Aristide Maillol et « Souvenir de Santorin » de Robert Couturier, créant un parcours immersif où design et sculpture s’articulent dans une continuité sensible, offrant aux visiteurs une expérience à la fois intime et contemplative.

Galerie MCDE - édition Pierre Chareau

— BUREAU À PANS COUPÉS MÉTAL
— SELLETTES
— SERRES-LIVRES

Une rencontre, à découvrir au Grand Palais.

Art Paris - Galerie Dina Vierny stand n° F10

7, avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris
Du 9 au 12 avril 2026

Merci Galerie Dina Vierny & Nathan Baraness
📸 Alexandra Dautel Galerie Dina Vierny

07/04/2026

Non loin de Bordeaux, cette villa moderniste des années 70 rénovée par Vaissié Studio révèle une écriture architecturale où fluidité des volumes et matérialité brute se répondent.

Les lignes organiques, le béton travaillé façon terrazzo et les enduits à la chaux aux tonalités chaudes composent un espace traversé par la lumière naturelle.

Dans cette composition, les pièces de la Galerie MCDE s’intègrent avec précision :

les appliques BLOC AUVENT et la RELIGIEUSE en albâtre diffusent une lumière douce, venant ponctuer l’architecture et en souligner les reliefs.

— Appliques Triple BLOC AUVENT

— Lampe RELIGIEUSE

📸 Atoumo Studio
Merci à Vaissié Studio

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