Pick up some inspirations of beauty and design during your visit at the current exhibition of Andree Putmann, parisian, born in 1925, one of the contemporary world's leading interior designers.

Andree Putman designed the interior of shops for Yves St. Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld, Thierry Mugler, Azzedine Alaia, Cartier, Ebel, Mannequins for Barneys, interiors of the concorde for Air France. When Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell opened Morgans hotel, designed by Andree Putman, in 1984, the notion of the 'boutique hotel' was born. Many hotels followed, among them ¡°Wasserturm¡± in cologne and ¡±Pershing Hall¡± hotel in paris.
Andree Putman also created the film set for Peter Greenaway¡¯s movie ¡±The Pillow Book¡±.

Andree Putman has an eclectic background. She began to work in the 1960s as a journalist for the design magazine 'l¡¯oeil' (eye) and to write the column ¡®decoration¡¯ in the 'les cahiers de elle' and had a career as a marketing consultant in the fashion world.
Andree Putman may be best known for having assembled a collection of 20th century modern furnishings to be reproduced by her firm ¡°ecart international¡±, founded in 1978
and located in paris' 16th arrondisement. it is largely through ecart's efforts that pieces by at the time forgotten designers as eileen gray, mallet-stevens, pierre chareau, mariano fortuny, rene herbst and jean-michel frank were re-introduced to the design world.
In 1997 she founded a new firm in her own name - design products carrying her signature encompass furniture, and home accessories as flatware, silver, crystal, tableware,
textiles, carpets and rugs, towels, sheets ...fragrance.