Our new creations, both neo-brutalist and resolutely contemporary, tell a story of textures and contrasts. Rugs, throws, cushions, screens, coffee tables, benches, and seats come together in perfect harmony. The lines, as if cut by an axe, and the dark, deep colors evoke dense birch forests and long winter nights, contrasting with the pure whites of Central Europe’s snow-covered plains.
Each piece, crafted to be unique, invites a cocooning comfort that’s almost dreamlike, revealing the beauty of raw, natural materials—a hallmark of our Maison. Shearling, cowhide, leather, and solid oak are woven together to create pieces that are both poetic and powerful. Detailed embroideries and intricate assemblies accentuate the simplicity of natural materials, celebrating creative freedom.
This collection honors authenticity and craftsmanship through a bold design vision, transcending handmade artistry to embody the essence of French haute couture—pillars that define our Maison’s identity.
'ANJA' is a collection blending the French haute couture and the culture of the exceptional, where the object’s preciousness speaks softly yet unmistakably.
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Designed and written by Sonia Linard, this collection reflects her childhood memories, shared here in her words:
"I still remember that first train journey from the Gare du Nord, taking me from Paris to Warsaw in an old sleeper train. We had to switch trains in Berlin, and the journey lasted over 24 hours.
My fellow travelers carried heavy baskets filled with such distinctive scents. Ogorki—sweet and sour pickles—and szarlotka—the famous apple cake—were shared amid cheerful chatter, accompanied by steaming hot tea served by a stern babushka.
The East of my memory is woven from countless images: thickly falling snow, winters that bit deep, and summers so hot they seemed to calm even horses and men. Life there was simple, perhaps poor, but beautifully authentic. We were close to Nature, bound by life and family.
I wanted this collection, a tribute to my Slavic heritage, to be almost brutalist but filled with deep softness and poetry: hides cover rough-cut wood, colors turn dark and rich, luminous and pure.
Each object tells a chapter of my memories."