The French jewelry designer Jean Boggio's debut furniture collection at Bergdorf Goodman commands attention. His first foray into home furnishings combines vivid use of robust color, fantastical motifs, and varied shapes that have the clean lines of art deco in a new medium. By working with Taiwanese porcelain manufacturer Franz, he created high relief, textured and lustrous porcelain panels. His collection includes decorative vases, plates and sculpture that have a wit and whimsy the French artisan is known for.
Flowers adorn the facade of this pale aqua console topped with Chinoiserie vases and plates
Intertwined vines and leaves serve as a border on a sharp purple console
Palm tree festooned high back chairs sit around a table with a stately pagoda centerpiece
Look at these panels! The garden of Eden comes to life in richly textured doors in bright blue and lime green.
The power of color seen in a double door console with a raised inlay surrounding the high shine surfaces.
The blue and green console is to die for. Too bad you can't have them shipped to England.
ReplyDeleteThe bold use of color, texture and patterns in these pieces is outstanding. A wonderful debut collection.
ReplyDeleteLove the pagoda accessories
ReplyDeleteThe turquoise color, proportions, tapered legs, and textured door fronts are my favorite elements of SO mid-century modern style. I love love love the console table. What a debut.
ReplyDeleteHoping to get to NYC during the Thanksgiving holiday and Bergdorf's is always at the top of my list! Would love to see these pieces in person...stunning!
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