Art Deco and Modernist light fixtures
geometric metal structures
Raphaël Armand

Mansion by architect Robert Mallet Stevens

Mansion by architect Robert Mallet Stevens
Rue Mallet Stevens
Built in 1926-1927 

Manufacturing of all fixtures and the locksmith was entrusted to

Former Robert Mallet Stevens mansion, Paris. Built in 1927 

Restitution of all lighting fixtures

Design and production of lanterns and lights, plated-steel handrails and radiator cover

 Restoration of a large polygonal 14-sides ceiling light  Included in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments building  

Master Manager : Agency MICAUX, DGLP and DESCHCMA 

Completion period: 2012/2013

rue Robert Mallet Stevens Villa Cavrois, casino SAINT-JEAN-DE-LUZ

 The different buildings were all designed by the architect Robert MALLET STEVENS between 1927 and 1928  Stained-glasses of the stairway designed by BARRILLET
Handtrail by the ironworker Jean PROUVÉ. 

Until 1940, Robert Mallet Stevens and his family lived in.
In 1945, after his death, his wife, daughter and grand-daughter had been living there for several years. In the fifties, each level of the old hotel was separately sold .
 In 1955 , the architect MARTY renovated the entrance hall of the building : all fixtures were removed.
 In October 2012, the project to restore the lobby and stairwells was entrusted to the architect Marie Hélène MICAUX. 
Manufacturing of all fixtures and the locksmith was entrusted to “Raphaël Armand Luminaires” 

"Mallet- Stevens had the opportunity to provide, in 1927, an eloquent demonstration of his ideas by building in Paris , in the district of Auteuil , a whole street (today bearing his name) built up with a series of following mansions. He brushed aside the never-ending criticism about new constructions’ boredom. Without sacrificing the blueprint special requirements, one may smoothly play with volumes in space and even create a scenic whole." Leon Loussinac -1931