The Paris location is more of a classic gallery aesthetic. It's on the street level and is more of a white-box space. With the New York space, we wanted to have more of a residential feel with its historic architectural elements and by creating these immersive vignettes.
Of the 80-plus pieces of furniture and lighting on display, several are on view for the first time. These works range from Yovanovitch's Hopper bar stools (an upholstered number with patinated bronze and varnished polished bronze legs) to the hand-blown glass and brass Clover ceiling lamp, and mushroom-like Callas table lamp.
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