Jessica Barouch

Behind the acronym JAG (Jessica Art Gallery) lies Jessica Barouch, a young gallery owner, interior designer, and curator, struck by acute collectionitis from a young age and blessed with a rare intuition for objects that are sure to make a splash. Today, she shares her selection with us, which reflects the quality of her eagle eye.

Fiori Lamp
La lampe Fiori simule une fleur pleine fleur sur le sol. La lampe est stratégiquement conçue pour que l'ampoule puisse être placée au centre. Fabriqué en rotin. Électriques non inclus.
PLACEMATS.
Chaque dessin a son ambiance : les coraux pour le bateau, le feston élaboré pour un diner sophistiqué, un lin rustique ajouré pour la terrasse... ou "textile mode" pour repas tendance...
Jessica Barouch
Behind the acronym JAG (Jessica Art Gallery) lies Jessica Barouch, a young gallery owner, interior designer, and curator, struck by acute collectionitis from a young age and blessed with a rare intuition for objects that are sure to make a splash. A big fan of vintage furniture from the 1930s through the 1950s, as well as paintings and ceramics that she has unearthed over the years, she opened a gallery in 2010 in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, where she presents both icons of 20th century design, from Jacques Adnet to Finn Juhl, and young international designers, from Floris Wubben to Emmanuel Simon, whose work with materials, textured effects, and organic shapes inspire her. Today, she shares her selection with us, which reflects the quality of her eagle eye.