"Inventaire Mobilier produces everyday objects inspired by old, anonymous buildings such as farmhouses and churches, referencing simple shapes and humble techniques often overlooked by modernity."
"In regions like Rouergue and Cotentin, Inventaire collaborates with skilled artisans to build a catalog of robust, timeless pieces that pay tribute to traditional craftsmanship."
"The idea for Inventaire began in 2016 when Pierre and Marion restored an old village farmhouse, leading them to explore rural architecture across various natural regions."
"Inventaire's candlesticks, priced between $506 and $722, are inspired by historical lighting methods, showcasing the blend of tradition and modern design in their offerings."
Inventaire Mobilier, founded by Parisian sisters Sophie and Marion Pinet along with Pierre Pollet, produces everyday objects inspired by traditional architecture. The company collaborates with local artisans, including blacksmiths and woodworkers, to create robust and timeless pieces. The idea originated in 2016 during the restoration of a farmhouse, leading to a deeper exploration of rural architecture. Their offerings include handcrafted candlesticks and unique door hardware, reflecting a commitment to traditional craftsmanship and meaningful work for artisans.
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