"Léopoldie" armchair by Elizabeth Garouste A large armchair upholstered in pieces of wool with stitched accents. Feet are shown in lacquered wood finish, but have the possibility to be upholstered as well (in union with upper upholstery). Limited edition of 25 pieces

Rare console signed by Elizabeth Garouste

Rare stool side table in polychrome ceramic, Louis XIV model, signed by Elizabeth Garouste

1960's Mid Century Modern Naturalistic Dore Tree Branch attributed to Elizabeth Garouste. Paris estate find.

"Bérénice" armchair, Elizabeth Garouste limited edition Gold leaf gilded wrought iron and fabric Measures: H. 92 x W. 85 x D. 85 cm Edition of 8 pieces, #1/8.

Elizabeth Garouste et Mattia Bonetti commencent leur carrière avec la galerie En Attendant les Barbares qui édite leurs premières créations

Superb pair of poufs by Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti, Koala model, with bentwood structure and solid patinated bronze base. Garouste and Bonetti began their collaboration and gained worldwide recognition following the interior design of the Parisian discotheque Le Palace in 1979, commissioned by Fabrice Eamer. This pouffe was designed by the duo in 1995, and published by BGH. Each patinated bronze leg is stamped B.G. They have been fully restored, and covered with Pierre Frey reference Teddy, an extremely soft, thick mohair velvet fabric reminiscent of a teddy bear. Reference: Y. Brunhammer and M.L. Perrin, "Le mobilier français 1960-1998", Editions Massin, Paris, 1998, pages 58, 94 and 101.

Rare stool side table in polychrome ceramic, Louis XIV model, signed by Elizabeth Garouste

This is a beautiful pair of armchairs by Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, model Koala, with solid bronze feet, fully restored and reupholstered. Garouste & Bonetti began their collaboration and gained global recognition for their interior design of the Paris nightclub Le Palace in 1979. This model of Koala armchairs was designed by the duo in 1995, and edited by BGH Edition. Each foot is stamped B.G. They have been fully restored, and newly upholstered using French Métaphores St Germain forest green velvet, which is incredibly comfortable and soft, suiting these armchairs perfectly. This is an opportunity to purchase a part of modern design history, these pieces being iconic ones from Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti. Reference : Y. Brunhammer & M.L. Perrin, « Le mobilier francais 1960-1998 », Editions Massin, Paris, 1998, pages 58, 94 et 101. Garouste & Bonetti duo were celebrated for inventing a new Baroque and barbarian romanticism. They became recognised as international players in the art and design market from the early 1980s to the late 1990s. Their furniture is inventive, unconventional, subtle, constituted by heteroclite and unusual materials, in reference to the Middle Ages and Africa, revisiting the Venetian baroque and the neo-classicism. As they once stated about their work : ‘Our hope is to give people the feeling of freedom in the choice of forms. Good taste really bothers us a lot. What we care about is implanting doubt. We don’t have any rules.’ less

Elizabeth Garouste (Born in 1949) & Mattia Bonetti (Born in 1953) Elegant oak cabinet with two doors framing a gilt wrought iron grid on a gilt wrought iron base Collection " En attendant les barbares " France, circa 1990 Ironwork made by Pierre Basse (Ferronnier), former Diego Giacometti's Ironworker. Stamped BG on a leg, for Garouste et Bonetti Original condition. One scratch on the right side of the cabinet. This scratch will be erased and the cabinet fully refinished (wooden part). The cabinet will be in excellent condition when it will be shipped or delivered. The current price includes this refinishing. Measurements: H 59" x W 23"5/8 x D 15"3/4.

Rare console signed by Elizabeth Garouste

Rare stool side table in polychrome ceramic, Louis XIV model, signed by Elizabeth Garouste

Rare signed console table by Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, model Concerto, designed and made in 1995 by the iconic duo. The three large feet are made in beautiful orange lacquered wood topped by gilt bronze elements, all stamped BG. This is clearly a statement piece, especially for those that believe passionate expressions of creativity go hand-in-hand with interior design. Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti were a team of designers, based in Paris, who brought extraordinarily imaginative designs into the mainstream. Their work, like this console table, reflects their idea that furniture design should have no rules in terms of form and materials. The piece is emblematic of the design duo’s commitment to avant-garde, romantic style, and is highly decorative. The table is signed and stamped, and is in a very good vintage condition. The feet have been fully revarnished, bronze cleaned. less

Famous sofa by Garouste & Bonetti with a wavy back and bronze feet covered with a new turquoise Pierre Frey velvet. Signature on both feet / inside.

Rare console signed by Elizabeth Garouste

Superb pair of armchairs by Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti, Koala model, with bentwood structure and solid patinated bronze base. Garouste and Bonetti began their collaboration and gained worldwide recognition following the interior design of the Parisian discotheque Le Palace in 1979, commissioned by Fabrice Eamer. This model of armchair was designed by the duo in 1995, and published by BGH. Each patinated bronze leg is stamped B.G. They have been fully restored, and upholstered in a fir green velvet fabric by Métaphores reference St Germain, which is an extremely soft cotton velvet. Reference: Y. Brunhammer and M.L. Perrin, "Le mobilier français 1960-1998", Editions Massin, Paris, 1998, pages 58, 94 and 101.

Elizabeth GAROUSTE Cabinet "Secrets", 2008 Fer forgé et céramique émaillées or, platine et nacre noire Ed. 6/25 signée et numérotée h: 160 w: 80 d: 44 cm

Elizabeth Garouste - Mona Sconce. Description: Plasterglass in Snow (White). Also available in Light (Beige), Carbon (Black), Fresh (Lighter Green), Calm (Darker Green), or Land of Sun (Red) with Yellow Interior.Dimensions: 7.5" W x 4.25" D x 16.5" H. Weight: 5 lbs. Lighting: 1 G9 60W LED Equivalent.

This is a beautiful pair of armchairs by Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, model Koala, with solid bronze feet, fully restored and reupholstered. Garouste & Bonetti began their collaboration and gained global recognition for their interior design of the Paris nightclub Le Palace in 1979. This model of Koala armchairs was designed by the duo in 1995, and edited by BGH Edition. Each foot is stamped B.G. They have been fully restored, and newly upholstered using French Métaphores St Germain forest green velvet, which is incredibly comfortable and soft, suiting these armchairs perfectly. This is an opportunity to purchase a part of modern design history, these pieces being iconic ones from Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti. Reference : Y. Brunhammer & M.L. Perrin, « Le mobilier francais 1960-1998 », Editions Massin, Paris, 1998, pages 58, 94 et 101. Garouste & Bonetti duo were celebrated for inventing a new Baroque and barbarian romanticism. They became recognised as international players in the art and design market from the early 1980s to the late 1990s. Their furniture is inventive, unconventional, subtle, constituted by heteroclite and unusual materials, in reference to the Middle Ages and Africa, revisiting the Venetian baroque and the neo-classicism. As they once stated about their work : ‘Our hope is to give people the feeling of freedom in the choice of forms. Good taste really bothers us a lot. What we care about is implanting doubt. We don’t have any rules.’ less

Garouste and Bonetti, sofa, original textile, circa 1970, Italy. Measures: Height 1m10, seat height 45 cm, depth 80 cm, width 1m60.

Superb pair of poufs by Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti, Koala model, with bentwood structure and solid patinated bronze base. Garouste and Bonetti began their collaboration and gained worldwide recognition following the interior design of the Parisian discotheque Le Palace in 1979, commissioned by Fabrice Eamer. This pouffe was designed by the duo in 1995, and published by BGH. Each patinated bronze leg is stamped B.G. They have been fully restored, and covered with a royal blue velvet fabric from Métaphores référence St Germain, which is an extremely soft and vribrant cotton velvet. Reference: Y. Brunhammer and M.L. Perrin, "Le mobilier français 1960-1998", Editions Massin, Paris, 1998, pages 58, 94 and 101.