PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE SAINT GERMAIN ARMCHAIR W40.5" x D45.3" x H32.3" x SH16.9"
PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE
Pierre Augustin Rose introduces Saint Germain, a sofa and armchair collection that reconsiders the language of French decoration with precision, quiet confidence and restraint. Drawing on the understated authority of 1940s French interiors, the collection refines a classical decorative vocabulary into something decidedly contemporary — an expression shaped by balance, architectural clarity and a deep respect for material. Named after Saint-Germain-des-Prés on Paris’s Left Bank, where the Maison opened its second Paris location in 2024, the collection evokes a world long associated with culture, conversation and cultivated domesticity. It channels the spirit of interiors in which art and everyday life exist in elegant dialogue.
PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE
Pierre Augustin Rose introduces Saint Germain, a sofa and armchair collection that reconsiders the language of French decoration with precision, quiet confidence and restraint. Drawing on the understated authority of 1940s French interiors, the collection refines a classical decorative vocabulary into something decidedly contemporary — an expression shaped by balance, architectural clarity and a deep respect for material. Named after Saint-Germain-des-Prés on Paris’s Left Bank, where the Maison opened its second Paris location in 2024, the collection evokes a world long associated with culture, conversation and cultivated domesticity. It channels the spirit of interiors in which art and everyday life exist in elegant dialogue.
Original: $11,660.00
-65%$11,660.00
$4,081.00Description
PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE
Pierre Augustin Rose introduces Saint Germain, a sofa and armchair collection that reconsiders the language of French decoration with precision, quiet confidence and restraint. Drawing on the understated authority of 1940s French interiors, the collection refines a classical decorative vocabulary into something decidedly contemporary — an expression shaped by balance, architectural clarity and a deep respect for material. Named after Saint-Germain-des-Prés on Paris’s Left Bank, where the Maison opened its second Paris location in 2024, the collection evokes a world long associated with culture, conversation and cultivated domesticity. It channels the spirit of interiors in which art and everyday life exist in elegant dialogue.
