Legacy of a collector in a modern world
A century later, the legacy of Jacques Doucet is reimagined through the design of a contemporary furniture collection that channels his eye for beauty and his passion for the art of living.
Our COLLECTION
Rooted in the legacy of Jacques Doucet, the house draws from the worlds of decorative arts, architecture, and couture, as well as from the history of his places and collections. This lineage informs an aesthetic defined by a sculptural modernity — one of assertive forms, grounded volumes, graphic compositions, frontal perspectives, and a clear, confident light.
THE HERITAGE
Known for his visionary approach to art, fashion, and interiors, Jacques Doucet was a couturier and collector. A central figure in the Parisian cultural scene during the Belle Époque who championed bold ideas, artistic risk-taking, and a refined, intellectual way of living. Doucet’s designs were characterised by an intricate, fluid style that celebrated femininity and sophistication. Known for mentoring notable designers like Paul Poiret and Madeleine Vionnet, he was celebrated for his meticulous craftsmanship, often blending romantic elegance with modern sensibilities.