Pauline Vincent
Pauline Vincent is an observant young woman who finds beauty in simplicity. In 2020, she launched La Romaine, a platform dedicated to poetic and sensitive objects that change theme every three months: flowers, red, countryside wedding, etc. Discover her selection of products on MOM!
Sicily vases by Ottolenghi
The creative collaboration between celebrated British-Israeli chef Yotam Ottolenghi and his good friend, artist Ivo Bisignano, led this time to four exuberant hand-painted ceramic vases. With the Sicily vase collection, they journey from the table to the outside. ‘In Sicily, where I grew up, you eat at the kitchen table while enjoying the view of the colourful balconies with their magnificent flowers’, says Ivo Bisignano. Sicily captures Ottolenghi’s exuberant cooking style and is simultaneously an ode to the sun, colours and passion of Bisignano’s birthplace.
Upholstery Fabric Sunbathing
Inspired by a document from the Maison Pierre Frey archives, BAIN DE SOLEIL reinterprets the striped canvas that transatlantic crossings have made it essential. Its cheerful coloring obtained by warping at the disposal of its chain echoes the diffraction of light decomposed into colored stripes.
Turquoise breakfast cup and saucer "George Sand à Nohant" collection
Collection ‘‘Georges Sand at Nohant’ Famous French writer loved to stay in her country side house where many famous artists would come such as Chopin and Liszt. Handpainted majolica, machine washable 30°C.
Pauline Vincent, free spirit
Behind La Romaine Editions, a platform of tableware and everyday objects, hides Pauline Vincent, a young woman with a sharp eye, obsessed with the beauty and elegance of simplicity. After studying art history and a master's degree in management at the IUFM, she started her professional life at Galeries Lafayette as a buyer before creating the design shop of the Lafayette Anticipations Foundation. In 2020, she founded La Romaine, a platform of poetic and sensitive objects for the home around a different theme every 3 months: the flower, the red, the countryside wedding etc. From this month of November, she declines about fifty artisanal pieces around the theme of the "Morning" such as pillowcases, plaids, trays, teapots ... some of which are edited in limited editions. Pauline Vincent does not forbid herself anything, especially not inaugurating a boutique in the near future where she could stage her always daring and charming collections.