Audoux-Minet
1940-1960
The Rise of Seaside Design
The duo of Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet rose to prominence in the 1940s in Juan-les-Pins. Pioneers of a relaxed yet high-end style of furniture, they transformed humble materials into sophisticated design pieces, capturing the very essence of the French Riviera.
The Aesthetic: The Poetry of Rope
The Audoux-Minet signature lies in the sculptural use of natural fibre. Their creations stand out for their intricate weaving and exposed structure, bringing warmth and texture to modern interiors.
Materials: Exclusive use of hemp rope, rattan, bamboo and beech wood.
Icons: The ‘Croisillon’ (lattice) armchairs, rope sunburst mirrors and table lamps with woven shafts.
A Timeless Success
Today, Audoux-Minet furniture is more sought-after than ever. Its organic, handcrafted character fits perfectly into contemporary interior schemes that seek to break the coldness of industrial furniture with natural, authentic materials.
