A hand annotating a printed plate of Fiori di Amalfi with a blue marker.
Fiori di Amalfi plate, annotated by hand.

Private commissions

A project begins
with a conversation.

Starting from your wishes, Brendo Delmon imagines a one-of-a-kind handbag. A colour, a place or a memory can be its starting point.

Write to the Maison

A creation from the collection

Drawn to a creation?

You would like to know more about a creation, its materials, how it is worn or its availability.

Ask about it
Fiori di Amalfi, a bag from the Le Jardin collection.
Fiori di Amalfi, a piece from the Le Jardin collection.

A creation project

A personal idea?

You are considering a bag around a colour, a use, a memory or an intention.

Introduce a project
Watercolour illustration of a draped blue bag adorned with flowers, beside a ring, among foliage.
Watercolour illustration, Maison Delmon Paris.

Our approach

From intention
to creation.

Attentive listening, an expert eye and a commitment to bringing to life a piece that resembles you.

Black and white photograph of Brendo Delmon seated at a workstation in the atelier, by a window.
Brendo Delmon in the atelier.
  1. Your intention

    A creation from the collection draws you, a colour stays with you or an idea takes shape. Share what makes you want to write to the Maison.

  2. Studying the project

    We examine the forms, the materials and the possibilities of making. Depending on the project, this research draws on drawings, samples or trials.

  3. The agreement

    The chosen characteristics, the price and the timeline are set out before the commission is confirmed.

  4. The making

    The creation is made according to the agreed project. Its presentation and handover are arranged with you.

An example of creation

Le Jardin de Pierres

A wearable floral architecture. Thousands of glints, combining stone setting, painting on material, appliqués, glass beads and cabochons.

A piece from the Le Jardin collection.

Discover its story
Le Jardin de Pierres in three-quarter view on a blue background.
Three-quarter viewA piece from the Le Jardin collection.
Detail of Le Jardin de Pierres: clasp painted on leather bearing the words “Le Jardin”, surrounded by crystals and beads.
The painted clasp and the settingPainting on leather at the clasp, set crystals.
Le Jardin de Pierres from the front on a blue background, painted clasp bearing the words “Le Jardin”.
Front viewHandle wrapped in gold metallic threads.

A few details
to guide you.

You do not need a fully defined idea. We are here to listen and to guide you.

Do I need a fully formed project?

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.

May I request a presentation?

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

What are the prices and lead times?

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

Does an enquiry commit me to an order?

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

Which crafts does the Maison call upon for a work?

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.

May I provide my own stones, leathers or materials?

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.

What guarantees accompany the delivered 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.

How does the first meeting unfold after a written exchange?

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.

Write to the Maison

Present a project

A first conversation, without commitment, to imagine together what resembles you.

Begin my request