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Hidden behind the initials is a creator of genius, Jean-Claude Delépine, a veritable fashion designer for bathrooms. In the 1970s, he was a forerunner in the trade, by inventing the luxury tap.
Styles, shapes and materials - he transformed the entire market, to the immense pleasure of interior decorators, architects and people who love beautiful objects.Today, the company’s creations adorn bathrooms in
villas, luxury hotels (Hotels in the LVMH Group, Hotels in the Barrière Group, Le Plaza Athénée, l’Hôtel Daniel (Relais et Château). Hotels belonging to the Société des Bains de Mer group in Monaco: Le Monte-Carlo Bay, L’Hermitage. Abroad: The Burj Al Arab in Dubaï, The Conference Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi, The Four Seasons in Florence, The Amanjena in Marrakech,The Samsung Tower in Seoul,The Rialto Hotel in Warsaw,The Oasis Skyway Hotel in Shanghai, The Bellagio and Caesars Palace in Las Vegas…), yachts (The yacht belonging to Paul Allen, an associate of Bill Gates, the Lady Moura yacht, the Squall sailing boat…)and private homes across the planet.
The brand
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Marianne is a thirty some-thing beaming with ideas. After receiving her degree from "L’Ecole Nationale Supérieur des Arts Décoratifs" (ENSAD) in 1997 she joined the celebrated florist Christian Tortu and quickly became his first assistant. She designed such successful vases as Tupi, Diabomo, O for him. She has conceived windows and decoration for well-known international marks (jeweller Boucheron, Lolita Lempicka, Marshall Field, BHV…) and in 2001, creatively collaborated on a line of gowns made of fresh flowers by Agatha Ruiz De La Prada.
Marianne was born in Côte d’Or and has her feet well anchored on the ground, finding her inspiration from the rings of water to the clouds. Her preferred material is glass. “It’s magic, it can be luminous, transparent, ephemeral, the colours are infinite.” Parallel to her collaborations (creation of vases Kasper and Goulue distributed by Roche-Bobois), she continues to design amusing vases stamped in a true sculptural style.
Always in search of this authenticity, Marianne has created her own brand, Marianne Guedin. “What attracts me is that I can be in control of all stages of the creation and production with all the people concerned.” Today she collaborates with friends in the promotion and creation of her work. Just like family, “A kind of ‘Friends’ set in the design world. Jérome Gauthier, Jean-Marc Gady, Noé Duchaufour Lawrance, and Soline d’Aboville brilliantly bring life to her first line.
Our team invites you to discover her creations, which can be found in numerous boutiques both in
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"The balsam fir forests of the Canadian frozen North, the fig-trees of the Greek Islands, the tea plantations of China, the coffee-shrubs of Brazil or the grapefruit-trees of Florida, the flowery atolls of Polynesia..." GREECE, BRAZIL, CANADA, POLYNESIA... DICOVER OUR 18 DESTINATIONS FOR A TRIP FULL OF DREAMS AN EMOTIONS.
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The venue is concealed behind opaque doors and is only known to the initiated, as KUBE preferred the calm of a discreet back street to the buzz of the famous boulevards. The building itself is by no means futuristic and indeed has a classic 19th century façade, which conceals its experimental concept and high-tech services.
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For the “Salon du Meuble de Paris” (January 2006), the atelier Jerome Theveny Ebénisterie, in collaboration with Sandrine Savary, created a group of contemporary furniture.
Discover the fruits of "savoir faire" and French creation. A passion for quality.
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First produced in 1953, the salam teapot is the standard for all tea lovers. Its felt-lined stainless steel cosy is ideal for keeping tea at the correct temperature. Now available in Bone China and New Bone China, a material which ages naturally with use, the salam teapot allows tea to develop its more subtle flavours.
The salam teapot comes in new colours (brushed steel and matt black, or bright steel and either gloss black, white, plum or blue) and with a new tray in light or dark beech wood to complete the existing range of creamers, sugar bowls, cups, large saucers and tea bowls.
