Honored to have contributed to the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the iconic interior designer Andrée Putman at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. For this occasion, we immersed ourselves in hours of her interviews, carefully selecting excerpts around key themes: her personal life, her vision of success, the importance of music, objects and social class, as well as her thoughts on taste, luxury, simplicity, and the balance between order and chaos. We also played the music she love…

Many thanks to All below: #AndreePutman #StudioPutman Scenography by @thierrydreyfus - Event produced by @eyesightgroup #MuséeDesArtsDécoratifs @fabricedelaneau @andreeputman_ 🖤

Andrée Putman was a visionary French designer whose minimalist elegance reshaped modern interiors. Known for her refined sense of proportion and her ability to mix luxury with simplicity, she revived forgotten classics—most famously redesigning the Morgans Hotel in New York, which set the global standard for boutique hotels. Her work balanced black-and-white purity, subtle textures, and timeless forms, proving that sophistication comes from restraint. Through furniture, interiors, and objects imbued with quiet power, Putman left a legacy of design that feels both iconic and effortlessly contemporary.