Founded in 2018 to carry forward Jean Royère’s legacy, Royère recreates the French designer’s furniture from original designs, producing each piece exclusively in France. The company works with carefully chosen French craftsmen using traditional techniques and natural materials, with final quality checks carried out at its Lyon atelier. As the exclusive entity authorized by the Jean Royère Estate, Royère provides each work with a stamp or plaque and a certificate of authenticity.
Ligne RosetSince 1860, family-run Ligne Roset has designed, manufactured and distributed French furniture, with production rooted in the Bugey area of the Rhône-Alpes region. Its Briord workshop relies heavily on handcraft, where seamstresses and upholsterers learn their precise techniques through in-house training. The company operates five nearby production facilities, including a 45,000-square-meter plant whose wood waste helps heat the factory and adjoining offices.NEW YORK, NY
Prelle et Cie S.A.SSince 1752, Lyon-based Manufacture Prelle has woven furnishing fabrics, carrying the city’s silk tradition through nine generations of family ownership. The company preserves rare hand-loom techniques alongside newer looms, enabling it to recreate historic textiles and develop bespoke fabrics for distinctive interiors. Prelle continues to create and produce exclusively in France, with work ranging from private residences to heritage institutions such as New York’s Frick Collection.NEW YORK, NY
André Joyau Studio (Heptagon Creations, Ltd)For 35 years, self-taught sculptor André Joyau has drawn on his youth on a rural French family farm to create furniture with a distinctly natural, organic character. His privately owned Brooklyn-based studio works with exclusive-market designers, adapting its designs to specific customer needs while maintaining an environmentally responsible approach.BROOKLYN, NY