Parisian gallerist Maxime Flatry is showcasing three previously unseen works by French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens at Design Miami Paris. The pieces, originating from the villa Cavrois, are generating significant excitement among collectors and design enthusiasts. Flatry describes the discovery as exceedingly rare, highlighting the pristine, original condition of the chairs—essentially "in their juice," as the original French phrase suggests. The villa Cavrois, a landmark of Art Deco architecture in Croissy-Beaubourg, France, provided the source for these unique design pieces. These newly revealed chairs offer a fresh glimpse into Mallet-Stevens’ innovative style and the interior design of this iconic residence. The exhibition promises a significant contribution to understanding the work of this influential French architect.

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