Powder rooms are the perfect canvas for design fantasy in miniature, intimate, self-contained, and unburdened by the rules that govern larger spaces. These petite sanctuaries invite bold gestures: moody lacquered walls, sculptural sinks, and fantastical lighting. Think of them as jewel boxes, small in scale but rich in detail, where whimsy and sophistication collide behind a closed door. Let your imagination run because there are no rules. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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Our limited edition “Vigne Fleurie” print is a quiet homage to the lush, fleeting beauty of warm-season blooms. Painted in rich, dusky tones, it evokes climbing vines at the height of their flourish—an ode to summer’s softness and the poetry of growth in shadow and light. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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In 1932, Jean-Michel Frank carved something revolutionary into the surface of an oak cabinet - not decoration, but dialogue. Each deliberate channel he gouged wasn’t fighting the wood’s nature; it was revealing it. The Marchand 4-Door Sideboard carries forward this quiet rebellion against perfection. Every scalloped edge is hand-carved by artisans who understand that true luxury emerges not from flawless surfaces, but from the honest celebration of human craft. Watch how light moves across these textured planes throughout the day-catching shadows at dawn, glowing warmth at noon, creating mystery as evening falls. This is furniture that changes with your life, aging gracefully as stories accumulate around it. Frank once said, “The noble frames that came to us from the past can receive today’s creations.” Nearly a century later, we’re still learning from his wisdom: that the most enduring beauty lies in the marriage of heritage and innovation, tradition and vision. Some pieces fill space. Others transform it. Read more on the blog, ‘The Art of the Gouge: How Jean-Michel Frank’s 1932 Cabinet Redefined the Beauty of Imperfection’ Link in bio. #lesdetailsfontladifférence Image 2 and 5 via @ecart.paris
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The Return of Icons, And with the Addition Richer Hues! Our beloved Celine Bench, Benoit Bench, and Dumas Chair are back - reimagined in a sumptuous new palette that deepens their sculptural presence. The Celine Bench enchants with its undulating silhouette and joyful turned legs, while the Benoit Bench channels refined minimalism with its curved wood side panels and tailored seat. The Dumas Chair, with its dramatic bentwood arms and grounding form, continues to anchor the room with quiet strength. Now available in richly pigmented textiles - from ochre boucle to olive mohair - each piece brings warmth, texture, and personality to interiors rooted in the art of design. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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The art of conversation thrives in spaces that invite openness, comfort, and connection. The Lemieux Et Cie Lacroix Sofa embodies this ethos, offering a harmonious blend of timeless design and modern comfort. Inspired by the iconic geometry of Jean-Michel Frank, its clean rectilinear lines and deep, generous proportions create an inviting setting for meaningful dialogue. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in North Carolina, the Lacroix Sofa’s modular design allows for versatile configurations, making it a tailored foundation for contemporary living. With its sink-in comfort and sculptural simplicity, it’s more than just a piece of furniture—it’s a catalyst for connection. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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From the drafting rooms of the Enlightenment to the salons of mid-century France, the swivel chair has long had both utility and grace. Its origins are often traced to Thomas Jefferson, who modified a Windsor chair to rotate, famously using it to draft the Declaration of Independence. This early innovation- born of necessity and curiosity - ushered in a new way of sitting, one that embraced movement, adaptability, and modernity. Over time, the swivel evolved beyond its utilitarian roots, appearing in executive offices, modernist interiors, and increasingly, in spaces designed for dialogue. In France, the swivel was reimagined not just as a mechanism, but as a gesture. Designers of the 20th century - from Jean Royère to Pierre Paulin - embraced the form, sculpting it into pieces that were sensual, intimate, and inviting. These swiveling forms found their place in salons where conversation, posture, and placement mattered. At Lemieux Et Cie, we honor this lineage with designs that balance the intellectual history of the swivel with the tactile elegance of French craftsmanship. Our chairs are not just functional - they are designed to move with you, to anchor a room, and to invite connection. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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Great design begins in layers, and textiles are among the most powerful. The weave, the hand, the scale of a print, each one contributes not only to visual rhythm but to how a space feels and functions. When we design, we consider how patterns speak to architecture, how outdoor fabrics soften hardscapes, and how even a single cushion can anchor a view. Seeing the whole picture means starting with the smallest detail, and often, that detail is cloth. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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Summer calls for a palette cleanse. As the season strips life to its essentials, heat, light, air, we find ourselves drawn to interiors that echo that purity. At Lemieux Et Cie, we embrace this annual reset not through minimalism, but through material honesty and tonal restraint: limewashed walls, woven rush, sun-bleached linen, the soft weight of plaster, and the graphic punctuation of a single sculptural light. These quieter palettes aren’t neutral,they are nuanced. They breathe. They give the eye a place to rest and the spirit a place to rise. Because in summer, more than any other season, space should feel like a deep exhale. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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Le Fourrée Un, Deux, Trois An enigmatic study in restraint, Le Fourrée, in its three-part series, transforms gesture into geometry. These abstract black-and-white compositions evoke movement without direction, depth without color, and emotion without narrative. Their quiet, kinetic energy makes them the ideal punctuation in a refined interior: grounding, intelligent, and subtly charged. Whether anchoring a bedroom, living space, or dining room, Un, Deux, Trois adds visual tension that deepens the room’s atmosphere, modern, meditative, and unmistakably artful.
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LES FEMMES Our evocative portrait series, Les Femmes, brings a sense of quiet intimacy and enduring grace to any interior. These serene figures, each with her own presence and posture, anchor the room with a meditative calm. With their warm, modernist palette and timeless silhouettes, they offer more than decoration: they become silent companions in the space. Their gaze doesn’t demand attention, it holds it, softly elevating the mood and imbuing the room with depth, stillness, and story. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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LA LIGNE A study in movement, gesture, and restraint, La Ligne is the thread that quietly unifies our interiors. Its abstract linear language adds a layer of rhythm and intent, drawing the eye and grounding each space with an intentional graphicism. Whether placed in a salon, vestibule, or library, it becomes more than art, it becomes part of the architectural memory of the room. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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Our designer favorite Madeleine Chair — where sculptural silhouette meets quiet craftsmanship. Rooted in European design heritage, the Madeleine is defined by its soft curves, solid wood construction, and refined proportions. The carved backrest nods to 1940s French atelier furniture, while the plush seat invites long dinners and lingering conversations. Available in our signature finishes, this versatile dining chair works beautifully in minimalist, modern, or storied interiors. Shown here with our Avenir burl wood dining table and Girard round. Always with a curated wall art for a grounded, gallery-like warmth. #lesdetailsfontladifférence #memorialdaysale
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To all those that have served - we honor you today. #inmemoriam The red poppy, delicate yet defiant, has become an enduring symbol of remembrance. First blooming in the devastated fields of World War I and immortalized in John McCrae’s 1915 poem “In Flanders Fields”, the poppy was later adopted by Americans to honor the fallen. On Memorial Day, it reminds us that beauty can grow from sacrifice, and memory is an act of gratitude. #happymemorialday All images by the incomparable #IrvingPenn courtesy of @metmuseum
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A well-made desk is more than furniture - it’s a place of quiet power. The rhythm of pen to paper, the soft hum of the flow, it all turns work into meditation. In the right setting, even the simplest task becomes a joy. #lesdetailsfontladifférence
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