#ernest boiceau

[ficklefancy]

Art Deco Bed by Ernest Boiceau

[designobjectory]

Curule armchair by Ernest Boiceau (Swiss, 1881–1950), ca. 1930

[shiva-mizani]

[smokingdoor]

South Kensington, London home with interiors by Jacques Grange. 

A painting by Anselm Kiefer hangs above a Jean Royère ‘Ours Polaire’ sofa and armchairs (c. 1952) which sit upon a Ernest Boiceau rug. 

Photograph by Francois Halard. 

[pwlanier]

Ernest Boiceau

Pagoda Carpet, 1932

Embroidered signature EBoiceau

Square in shape, in wool and cotton made in Cornely stitch, decorated with palm trees, stylized pagodas and volutes facing in coral, beige-pink, blue tones on a cream background.

Sotheby’s

[cristopherworthland]

A 1930s vignette in the seductive haute-couture salon designed by Jacques Grange for Parisian collectors features the finest of its era: a shagreen-covered table by Jean-Michel Frank from the house of Elsa Schiaparelli in front of a Pierre Chareau sofa with tapestry upholstery by Jean Lurçat. The luminous silver-leaf screen is by Pierre Legrain; the lush carpet was the creation of Ernest Boiceau. Photography @photohaas * @jacques.grange #jacquesgrange #jeanmichelfrank #pierrechareau #jeanlurcat #jeanlurçat #pierrelegrain #ernestboiceau #frenchmodern #1930sfrench #1930sdesign #modernluxe #classicchic #timelessdesign #iconicdesign #shagreen #silverleaf #mariannehaas https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs3GCM1FGyS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=i70124sn27ww

[kitty-n-classe]

Ernest Boiceau

[robert-hadley]

Ernest Boiceau

‘PAGODE’, A KNOTTED WOOL AND COTTON CARPET BY ERNEST BOICEAU, 1932.

Source: Sotheby’s.com

[meandmybentley]

Renowned French interior designer @pierre.yovanovitch was commissioned by the owners of a Belgian home to transform what was once a converted office building into the spacious contemporary residence. In the living room, Yovanovitch has created a sophisticated retreat from a textural palette of soft pastels and warming neutrals, while generous servings of deep blue assist to keep the room anchored. Meticulously curated, the cohesive space is filled with both bold furniture and contemporary art pieces. A sky blue 'The Little Petra' lounge chair by Viggo Boesen sits adjacent a Assis(asy)métrie armchair and the room-framing angular sofa both by Yovanovitch himself. Positioned in the corner of the room an abstract copper sculpture by French artist Philippe Hiquily beautifully offset the duo of Jardinières by Swiss designer Ernest Boiceau. Completing the room, hanging above the book-matched travertine fireplace, an artwork by Canadian artist David Altmejd. #meandmybentley (at Belgium)

[pwlanier]

Ernest Boiceau

Large carpet the Sea, 1929

Signed EBoiceau in one of the corners

Wool

Rectangular in wool and cotton made in Cornély stitch, decorated with sailboats in yellow, pink and beige tones

Includes original watercolor design.

Sotheby’s

[cristopherworthland]

A timeless, classic-modern aesthetic pervades the second iteration of Stephen Sills and, then partner, James Huniford’s Manhattan penthouse apartment in the 1990s. Atmospheric canvas covered walls, delicately stenciled to suggest tile work from the Middle Ages, is crowned by a plaster dado inspired by a Hellenistic Greek temple - a concept carried over from the original decoration of the apartment, which sets the stage for a collection of pedigreed furniture and blue chip art. * The seating arrangement at one end of the living room features several original Jean-Michel Frank designs: two shagreen-covered cubic benches with silk velvet cushions, a leather chair and an alabaster column lamp with its original shade. Against the back wall hangs a painting by Christian Bérard, previously owned by Christian Dior, above a Sills-designed button-back banquette placed before a Eugène Printz rosewood table. The wool portieres framing the opening to the entrance hall, and the Ernest Boiceau tapestry for Tate and Hall from the 1920s hanging above the sofa, imbues the space with a luxurious cocooned ambiance, and provides a softening counterpoint to the rigid lines of the modern furniture. * At the opposite end of the living room a shagreen-covered recamier sets before the window next to a parchment-covered side table holding an alabaster column lamp, all by JM Frank. Above the vignette hangs a work by Cy Twombly from 1957 while Coup Chimérique, a bronze sculpture by Jean Arp from 1947, introduces a biomorphic presence. * @stephensillsassociates #stephensills @james.huniford.design #jameshuniford #jeanmichelfrank #eugeneprintz #ernestboiceau #christianberard #christianbérard #jeanarp #cytwombly #classicmodern #iconicdesign #shagreen #luxematerials #hautemoderne #modernfrench #americanchic #classichic #timelessdesign #livingwithart #theartoftheroom #interiordesign #newyorkstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs8lE5LFqo0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vc00sr57brqu