Carel showcases its pop and design heritage!
For the Italian designer Andrea Branzi, pop is a joyful response to the failure of modernism: a free language, born from disorder and life (1972).
Conceived as true living spaces, Carel boutiques pay homage to Andrée Putman through an iconic black, white, and orange checkerboard pattern. They blend major references in design and architecture—from Archizoom and Ettore Sottsass to Guy Lefevre, Thomas Viels, and Baptiste and Jaina—in a bold and graphic universe. Works of art, lighting, ceramics, and paintings engage in a dialogue with iconic Carel pieces, vintage finds, and contemporary collections. Visitors will find Carel icons dating back to 1952, rare vintage pieces, as well as contemporary drops in shoes, leather goods, and accessories.
Deborah Bowmann
Deborah Bowmann is an artist duo comprised of Amaury Daurel and Victor Delestre, whose activities include exhibition design and the production of sculptures, installations, and sets. They aim to develop alternative ways of thinking in the field of contemporary art exhibition design and design.
Baptiste & Jaïna Workshop
Since 2017, Baptiste Sévin and Jaïna Ennequin have formed the Atelier Baptiste & Jaïna. The duo creates projects inspired by natural and theatrical references. These references act as catalysts for stories that blend reality and fiction. The diverse possibilities offered by materials, particularly ceramics, allow the duo to explore the interplay between form, texture, and light. The everyday object becomes a medium for evocation, imbued with a magical realism.
Antoine Carbonne
Antoine Carbonne is a French painter living and working in Brussels. He graduated from the Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2011 and also spent a year studying at Hunter College in New York in 2009. While not directly identifying with magical realism, he explores contemporary themes such as hallucination and dreams, which are central to his work.
Francisco G. Pinzón Samper
Born in 1997 in Bogotá, Colombia, Francisco G. Pinzón Samper lives and works in Paris. He studied art history at the Sorbonne University in Paris and visual arts at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he lives and works. His work oscillates between personal, nostalgic, and spiritual relationships. His figures are vibrant, their disparate personalities conveyed through body posture, hand gestures, and broad splashes of color.
Maxime Testu
Antoine Carbonne is a French painter living and working in Brussels. He graduated from the Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2011 and also spent a year studying at Hunter College in New York in 2009. While not directly identifying with magical realism, he explores contemporary themes such as hallucination and dreams, which are central to his work.
Colucci & Colucci Design
Colucci & Colucci Design , father and son, combine their talents to carry out, hand in hand, the strategy that has made their agency famous and renowned: openness. Their work revolves around three axes: furniture, industrial design, and spatial architecture, through multiple means of expression and very different worlds.
These spaces will also house capsule collections, designed specifically for this location. True to its responsible vision of fashion, Carel creates limited series, repurposed from surplus stock, and always handcrafted in Italy. Each piece is conceived as unique, blending heritage, design, and contemporary creation. Starting in December, a range of unusual objects will complement the Carel collection of bags and shoes.
