pierre renart

For Paris Design Week 2025, the eight Ruban Cuir chairs by Pierre Renart, created in collaboration with Maison Longchamp, will be exhibited at the Longchamp boutique on Rue Saint-Honoré, in the heart of Paris’s 2nd arrondissement.

First revealed in May 2025 at Longchamp’s flagship store in Milan during the world’s premier design event, these eight exceptional pieces—shown alongside the Wave leather bench—marked a turning point in Pierre Renart’s career. It was the first time the designer brought together wood and leather, a combination he had long aspired to explore.

It was also the first time that Longchamp offered furniture for sale in one of its boutiques.

From January 21 to 26, 2025 was held the 3ᵉ edition of maison parisienne’s exhibition, La Promenade du Collectionneur à l’Hôtel Solvay.

The Hôtel Solvay, a major achievement by Victor Horta and a masterpiece of Art Nouveau, acquires Pierre Renart’s Banquette Möbius Alliance, created in collaboration with sculptor David Léger.

The Banquette Möbius Alliance, conceived as a dialogue between tradition and innovation, is made of American walnut and Grand Antique d’Aubert marble. It pays tribute to the materials employed by Victor Horta and, through the virtuosity of its forms, recalls the organic suppleness of the volutes in Horta’s architecture.

The Hôtel Solvay, which contains a wide variety of woods and marbles, provides the perfect setting for this exceptional piece. Its organic curves blend harmoniously with the architecture of this total work of art and the materials of which it is composed.

The Banquette Möbius Alliance now adorns the second floor of the Solvay couple’s former private appartments, in Mr and Mrs Solvay’s bedroom.

This acquisition celebrates the continuity between heritage and contemporary creation, celebrating the mastery of materials and the excellence of craftsmanship.

PAD Paris 2025 was held from 2 to 6 April 2025. I was delighted to be able to exhibit a previously unseen selection of my pieces, including the Wave desk in ziricote, on the maison parisienne gallery’s stand.

Also unveiled were four works from a new collaboration with straw marquetry artist Lison de Caunes, combining the know-how of straw marquetry and wood.

An exceptional collection to celebrate 15 years of maison parisienne.

For this anniversary exhibition, Florence Guillier Bernard, founder of maison parisienne, has commissioned 15 artists to create 15 original works that resonate with the exhibition venue, the Hall des Maréchaux at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris. Pierre Renart created a remarkably large Möbius bench entirely in ziricote, a type of wood never before used in his work.