ADÈLE Collections
Creation & distribution of decorative coatings

ADÈLE Collections offers a wide range of decorative wall coverings, textiles, rugs and objects, the result of responsible, creative craftsmanship for interior architects, designers, decorators and all lovers of beautiful materials. Irregularities, shades of color, unusual formats, hand-weaving and imperfections are a guarantee of quality and, through their originality, surpass the standards of the industrial world. Materials are made from wood, plants, stones, wool, linen, leather and recycled products, in short circuits and according to traditional know-how by the world's craftsmen.

ADÈLE Collections regularly invites artists and craftsmen to collaborate on natural materials and unique creations. This joint approach integrates artistic work into interior architecture into interior architecture and design projects to create unique settings and pieces. and unique pieces.

For Paris Design Week 2024, artisanal materials, papers, plasters, textiles, fibers... will grace the scenography of the Artis Facta exhibition curated by Sylvia Sanchez Montoya at LeherpeurParis office space.

Materials:

DECORATIVE PLASTER COATING

Natural plaster coating composed mainly of crushed limestone, gypsum and calibrated white marble powder. Creates a natural, lived-in atmosphere, a luxurious finish through its simplicity and sobriety.

MAYA FIBER

Large sheets made from a fiber extracted from the bark of mulberry wood in Mexico. Traditionally used for the manufacture of decorative objects or ceremonial masks, the fibers are cleaned, filtered and mixed on large sieves to obtain, after drying and polishing with a wooden pebble, the Maya fiber sheets.

NATURAL TEXTILES AND CANVAS

Collections of fabrics in nettle, hemp, linen, wool, cotton, jute, leather... Natural textiles are at the service of a timeless aesthetic, for exceptional design projects. A range of weavings, woven leathers, rugs and decorative coverings are the result of discovery of artists, artisans and communities, of their cultures and traditions.

WOVEN GRASS

Artisans working on traditional looms, using their skills and techniques to produce a large variety of patterns. This teamwork allows them to efficiently manage the complex processes from selecting materials to creating intricate patterns. Traditional methods combined with modern craftsmanship give decorative materials for covering walls, floors and objects.

WOVEN LEATHER

Leather weaves, mixed with other fibers, in shades inspired by our universe and suitable for decorative coverings. These leather rolls can be used in furnishings and will elegantly dress sofas, armchairs, headboards and even objects such as cushions, seats, vases or can be also used as natural wallcoverings.

RAYON FIBER WEAVINGS

A wide range of particularly resistant decorative coverings, suitable for wallcoverings, furniture upholstery, dressing doors or decorative objects.

Artisans

The fiqué fiber meets the crochet made by hand
By Nodomondo
In its finest and most delicate version, the fiqué is used as a textile for curtains, space dividers or even wall coverings. Made by Nodomondo, a design studio based in a small village in the Andes in Colombia, which intertwines exploration, the creation of objects and the curation of spaces. By creating a crossroads of encounters between traditional know-how, ancient materials and design, they explore new forms of innovation, balance and seek the state of harmony.

Molten Volvic lava as an air of the earth's crust
By Céline Martinant.
Sensitive to the textures and colors of lava flows from the volcanoes of the Chaîne des Puys, Céline Martinant explores volcanic materia. Se uses an unique fusion process: the lava stones are exposed to extreme temperatures that modify the surface structure, while respecting their natural origin. Her artisanal gesture reveals textures, tactile sensations and movement, creating an unique signature for a piece of art, an object and decorative paintings to enhance an interior.

Vegetable lace
By Amélie Chapleau
Amélie Chapleau seeks to reconnect the sacred bonds that unite man with nature by making this original material which is lace based on plant fibers and tree leaves. Her creations are born from the plant frame and can be displayed on walls in the form of collages, frescoes, decorative friezes or on objects or furniture such as plant marquetry.

Plant and mineral materia for a sensory journey
By Agnès Kotarba
Agnès' hand grasps the material, kneads, molds, spreads, sometimes hammers, then lets it solidify slowly ... Earth, sand, coal, fragments of hemp, wood ... unite with plant fiber for a timeless artistic testimony with simple shapes, rich in their compositions. A materia emerges to be displayed on walls, decorative panels, objects or furniture.

Precious Peels
By Loumi Le Floc'h
A noble organic waste, a precious peel, this is the antinomic surprise of this project. Each of the surfaces presented is designed from the skin of the collected eggplants, Loumi Le Floc'h tries to surprise the observer. The surfaces are then discovered differently, from near, from afar, in a face to face or a back to back with the light. The material can be brushed, contemplated, whether flat, stretched, suspended, sliding under glass, dressing the space or dressed by the space. All of the work applied and declined in the field of architecture and interior design.

Contact :

contact@adele-collections.com
@adele__collections - www.adele-collections.com

Showroom :

72 rue Boursault, 75017 Paris