Bruno Moinard's selection

Founder of architecture agency 4bi and of furniture company Bruno Moinard Editions, Bruno endeavours to inject French culture into all of his international projects.

Vola shower
SOPHA INDUSTRIES SAS
Vola shower
Loop Lounge Chair
VINCENT SHEPPARD
The Loop Lounge Chair is light to handle and to move around, which has its advantages as furniture can be moved in line with the sun. The design gives a light and airy look to a verandah and is also unbelievably comfortable - air can circulate through the tautly strung construction. Discover the entire Loop range on www.vincentsheppard.com.
SAXE
BY LASSEN
Saxe is a characterful and timeless folding chair designed in 1955 by the visionary designer and architect Mogens Lassen for The Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Competition. It was originally made by the master joiner A.J. Iversen and is now being produced by by Lassen to mark the 60th anniversary of its design.

Bruno Moinard

Bruno Moinard, architect, scenographer, designer, draftsman and painter, founded his agency 4BI in 1995 after leaving the team of Andrée Putman and Ecart International, which he had joined in 1979. His scenographic mastery with regards to many creations for museums, exhibitions and boutiques, including Fondation Cartier, brought him rapidly towards the universe of luxury. One of his strengths resides in the subtle, elegant, refined yet warm integration of French culture into each of his creations around the world. In 2002, Maison Cartier entrusted him with the new concept and development of its boutiques throughout the world (350 to date), a partnership that has been continuying until now. Other notable projects include Château Latour in Pauillac (owned by François Pinault) in two phases of work (2003 and 2015). In Paris, Hôtel Plaza Athénée (2014), in Reims, Hôtel du Marc Veuve Clicquot (2011, LVMH group), Balenciaga headquarters (2014). His solidly established reputation would then extend through Europe to include the Dorchester Hotel (2014) and the Four Seasons Hotel in London (2015), and increasingly in Asia, in Japan and especially in China with two hotels in Chengdu (2013). En 2014, he created Bruno Moinard Éditions, with a first furniture collection, and opened his gallery on 31 Rue Jacob in Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris. In 2010, with Éditions de La Martinière, he published his first work, “L'Architecte Promeneur”, followed by a second in October 2015 entitled “Du Trait à la Lumière”.

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