Our selection features works who emphasise texture, whether it be natural aspect of the raw material, such as in Noll's 'Rosewood Bowl' and 'Oak Tray', or through Capron's textured ceramic tiles that make up his tabletop. Texture gives a dimensionality to our design masterpieces, enhancing the craftmenship that went into their creation.

As masterpieces of minimalism, many of the objects exhibited in 'Pure Neutrals' put an emphasis on silhouette. Legendary creations, such as Garouste and Bonetti's 'Koala' set or Pol Chambost's 'Ceramic Eggs' have become symbols in the design world for their form. The neutral colour palette chosen by these designers, whether it be an artistic choice or as an echo to nature, allow the pieces to fit seamlessly into any interior.

The designs showcased in 'Pure Neutrals' are, in many cases, antiques. Their patina has evolved, taking on the lustre of time and rarity. Raymond Sube's 'Console' features a magnificent iron base, which emphasizes the brush strokes applied to the object. On the other hand, the sheen of Jacques Adnet's 'Opaline Cabinet' gives a mirror-like effect thanks to its lacquer-like opaline door, a technique rarely practised today.