SANTO SOSPIR M28 " Sachs worked with Jarrett

" Sachs worked with Jarrett Reynolds

Each piece is described with precision (name of the designer

A perfect balance between heritage and innovation with a collection that includes classic shapes revisited with a playful and bold twist

"it might look very simple

SANTO SOSPIR M28 " Sachs worked with JarrettThe Villa Santo Sospir in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat is in no way a Gesamtkunstwerk, and is notably distinguished from the now legendary works of Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier in Cap Martin, a stone's throw away. Far from a manifesto, Cocteau invested a pre existing and unremarkable architecture, then conceived his intervention in the villa through a process of accumulation, mixing memories and objects belonging to Francine Weisweiller or to himself with