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Collections at La Maison Valmont
Hidden away in the heart of the historic Charlottenburg district of West Berlin, the epicenter of the arts with its museums and prestigious monuments, La Maison Valmont Berlin is adjacent to the famous Käthe Kollwitz Museum. Located a few meters from the magnificent Kurfürstendamm, Berlin’s most famous avenue, the Maison Valmont Berlin is a subtle alchemy of Valmont’s clinical expertise combined with art and design.
As a tribute to Berlin, the immaculate walls of La Maison Valmont are adorned with Street Art and Pop-Art pieces by artists such as El Bocho or Nuno Raminhos as well as a curation of artworks by Didier Guillon featuring German artists such as Hubertus Giebe, Julio Rondo as well as international artists like Diogo Pimentāo, Silvano Rubino and many others.
La Maison Valmont Berlin is a place of discovery and resourcefulness in the center of the German capital famous for its prolific contemporary art scene.
Located in the heart of Maximilianstrasse, the epicenter of Bavarian design, regrouping art galleries, luxury flagships and theaters, La Maison Valmont Munich is a space of surprises and discoveries.
Located between a courtyard and a garden, far from the tumult of the street, the Munich address of La Maison Valmont is spread over three floors of a sumptuous mansion with a red façade, completely renovated and transformed into an avantgarde curiosity cabinet.
The immaculate white of the walls echoes Valmont’s clinical expertise, and the refinement of the furniture is perfectly combined with the numerous works of contemporary art scattered around the space.
A place of care, art, encounters and interactions, the Maison Valmont Munich was conceived and curated by Didier Guillon who chose each of the artworks adorning the walls.
Renowned German artists such as Astrid Köhler, Christian Lemmerz or El Bocho are honored alongside artists from around the world.
A true institution inaugurated in 1930, The Carlyle Hotel, the new address of La Maison Valmont located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, a melting pot of New York art and is a jewel of local culture.
Recalled the « White House of New York » for having welcomed the greatest names of the 20th century, The Carlyle Hotel, is a masterpiece of Art-Deco architecture and is the ideal setting for La Maison Valmont.
The layout of La Maison Valmont New York has been thought out and conceived to fit perfectly with the sophistication of this high place of art and culture. The mineral tones used and the precision of the design echo Valmont’s clinical expertise. The refinement of the furniture, borrowing codes and materials from the Art Deco style of the Carlyle, is also a nod to Didier Guillon, taking up and varying the shape of the cube, one of his iconic artworks.
In honor of its host country, La Maison Valmont New York will exhibit the creations of American artists such as Sol Lewitt, Mark Tobey and Woodrow Nash, with a clear eclecticism in the choice of pieces, provoking an interaction with visitors and creating a unique sensorial and intellectual experience.
Secrets chimiques et recherches artistiques sur la matière… Il n’est pas surprenant que les oeuvres présentées par La Maison Valmont Paris s’intègrent harmonieusement à leur environnement.
Toutes parlent aux sens par le biais des couleurs, des textures, et de la lumière. Il s’agit tantôt de tableaux abstraits pourtant ancrés dans la réalité, tantôt de photographies hyperréalistes se teintant d’étrangeté pour toucher à l’abstraction... Les techniques et les styles sont variés, et se répondent.
Si la rigueur clinique sied parfaitement aux cosmétiques présentés, elle s’éclaire grâce à la sélection soigneuse de pièces artistiques – la touche en plus qui distingue la marque Valmont.
La Maison Valmont Paris illustre magistralement la cohérence des valeurs au sein de la marque. Elle les décline sous des formes éclectiques, invitant ceux qui passent sa porte à des interactions singulières.
Collections at Les Résidences Valmont
Clinging to the cliffside, Villa Valentine is conceived as the idyllic
summer residence. In the pure tradition of Greek island architecture,
the villa was built in stone covered with white lime to reflect
the sun’s rays and keep the interior fresh.
summer residence. In the pure tradition of Greek island architecture,
the villa was built in stone covered with white lime to reflect
the sun’s rays and keep the interior fresh.
Villa Valentine is a two floors house with a fabulous, elevated,
terrace, only a few meters from the sea, where you can relax,
enjoy the warm summer evenings and watch the sunset over the
Aegean Sea.
As per the other Résidences, contemporary art has been central
to the design of the villa : Didier Guillon selected breath-taking
artworks hosted in pastel interiors and surrounded by upholstery
fabrics.
Chalet Capucine has its own powerful character, expressed
in its artistic, intimate atmosphere and the exclusive, personalised
welcome given to each of the family’s selected
guests.
in its artistic, intimate atmosphere and the exclusive, personalised
welcome given to each of the family’s selected
guests.
It translates Didier Guillon’s unique signature and avantgarde
vision into an authentic Chalet nestling in the heart of
Verbier where culture, nature and sport meet.
The rooms and walls of the Residence offer a cosy
ambiance where artworks from around the world have
been wisely picked by Monsieur Guillon’s esthetic eye.
Perched on a sunny, south-facing plateau, Chalet capucine
offers a breathtaking view on the Massif des Combins.
Résidence Bonvicini has its own powerful character, expressed
in its artistic, intimate atmosphere and the exclusive,
personalised welcome given to each of the family’s
selected guests.
in its artistic, intimate atmosphere and the exclusive,
personalised welcome given to each of the family’s
selected guests.
It translates Didier Guillon’s unique signature and avantgarde
vision into a sumptuous Venetian building, nestling
between the cupolas of Saint Mark and the Campanile.
The rooms and walls of this authentic place, built in the
sixteenth century with architectural element typical of
Venetian Renaissance, are resonant with the magic of the
various works of art, items of furniture and other unique
objets d’art the owner has brought back from his travels.