Private
commissions.

You may write about a creation from the collection or share a more open-ended intention. You do not need a drawing to make an initial enquiry.

Please mention this in your message. The possibility, location and arrangements are confirmed directly with the House.

They depend on the piece and the nature of the project. The House clarifies them during the conversation, before any agreement.

No. An initial enquiry opens a conversation; it is not an order or reservation.

The work summons its crafts. The Maison practises six — leatherwork, embroidery, featherwork, setting, painting on material, arts of fire — and lets the piece dictate those that will bear it. The cartel records them.

It happens that a stone, a leather, an inherited thread enters the conversation. The Maison holds them to the light — their origin, their condition, their aptitude to the gesture — then decides, with the author of the project, whether they may bear the work.

Each work leaves with its handwritten certificate, its care booklet, and the Maison's commitment to repair its gestures for as long as it exists. The matter, in turn, keeps the guarantees of the law.

A meeting opens — in Paris, at the atelier or in a discreet setting chosen together. An hour often suffices. The Maison listens, notes what surfaces, sometimes shows a material or a drawing. A next step is proposed, then, in writing.