Sophie graduated from the «Ecole Nationale des arts decoratifs de Paris» is obsessed with furniture designing…

For Asiatides, Sophie created a collection of bookshelves, that, seeing the amount of unwanted copies we got from China, has been very successful…

Not long ago, her collection of dining tables and stools in porcelain were a technical challenge, we have been very proud to solve…

In the category of home and fashion trend, François Bernard is recognized as one of France’s leading inspirer. As a consultant and trend advisor in the Interior Design arena, François’ work has been published in Elle Décor, Marie-Claire, and other leading home magazines.

At Maison & Objet Paris Exhibition, François employs his talent to create unique conceptual displays of current trends.

Nicolas BLANDIN is a collector and a fanatic of the furniture and decoration of the 40’s. His dream that we share is to bring back this style…

BLANDIN created a collection of chairs and accent furniture for Asiatides that looks like real sculptures, all done by hand and embossed with metal. The collection was received with remarkable success, especially with designers and hotel business.

Chiratorn CHIRAPRAVATI, professor at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, fashion and accessories designer, is a Star in his country, Thailand…
He is part of the new generation of Thai artists who are confident in what they are doing…. and in the case of Chiratorn, his Royal origin adds a refined taste in his work…
UNICEF invited him for 7 years in a row to draw series of painting for their Christmas greeting cards and GOOGLE used Chiratorn’s works to animate their website gate.

Marie Decraene is the most unconventional character amongst the artists we are working with. She is the creator and owner of “la Maison de la Plage”, an alternative store at Belleville. Marie, our little Queen of Belleville, is a friend of the squatters, taggers and members of independent street artists who express “differently”...

Marie’s work is based on generosity, on exchange, on communion with others. The concept of her work is the confrontations between modern technology and ancestral technique, hand and robot, human mind and artificial intelligence. That is what we adore in her work. She mixes digital designs mixed with a very texturized work, mixed with collages of various papers, painting as well as addition of gold leaves. Blend of influences, cross culture ... universal and accessible.

We met Marie one summer evening in front of her gallery at Belleville: A great love story started…

Once called the “Captain of Cottage Industry” by the the New York Times for his accomplishments and work in decoupage, John Derian is a collector of antiques and regularly scours flea markets and shops in search of antique prints from as early as the 19th century.

John has designed a collection of hand-painted ceramic vases, jars, planters, lamp bases and plates. The shapes are classic…designs are unique…and the result is so poetic.

From her aristocratic origin, Loulou de la Falaise has a natural elegance … from her Irish mother, she has a profound sense of partying ... her life is mythical and she met every leading name of the fashion industry, art world and night life of the 20th century...

Loulou de la Falaise is an endearing and watchful artist. It was delightful spending time with Loulou working on her drawings and sharing her quirky projects.... Her cloisonné enamelled boxes made from assembled bracelets are very successful…Her porcelain collection, inspired by an embroidery of Yves Saint Laurent jackets, with a gold fish pattern was one of her great ideas ….

We first met Natasha Farina at the “Scenes d’Intérieurs” Paris show. She had an amazing success and, of course, we couldn’t resist her poetic works.

With profound creative sense, Natasha mix and assemble things in an unconditional way. She creates captivating drawings and magical stories that we sell all over the world.

Natasha works with her husband, Jean Marie. They are a creative and generous couple who constantly come up with new exciting things…. Chantal Thomas, Annick Goutal and FRESH cosmetics are among her fans….

Pierre de Gastines has a great talent. He knows how to create the perfect piece at the perfect time. His taste for pure lines and his ability to master colours make his objects timeless, yet practical and beautiful.

For Asiatides, he “re-creates” simple objects in porcelain, to embellish our daily life.

An accomplished artist and designer, Fabienne Jouvin has a passion for mixing cultural designs ever since she roamed the world from Cuba to China. Fabienne travelled to our villages, where our ceramics are spun and hand painted, to create decorative accessories for Asiatides.

By immersing herself in the Asian culture, she was able to surf on the talents and abilities of the local craftsmen. The result is a fabulous collection of ceramics with themes and colour that are soft, pleasant and easy to live with.

Fabienne’s designs offer a perfect balance of French style and Asian art that is modern yet timeless…

We loved Sophie Kao at first sight... her Thai origin, her elegance, her life as a painter, her constant reference to one of our most poetic books in French literature “les nourritures terrestres” , her reference to Organic..

For Sophie, the concept of taking pleasure in food goes with the concept of beauty, so she did for Asiatides a great collection of dining plates based on coral and camomile … all very organic…

Elisabeth LERICHE is full of talent. She has been working in the golden triangle of fashion, home and interior decoration for more than 20 years. Her job, which she does with passion, is looking for new trends by analysing her environment, doing creations, developing wonderful stenography of products.

Her work can be admired at each “Maison et Objets” exhibition as Elisabeth is running one of the three trends areas of the show along with the ones of Nelly Rodi agency and François Bernard.

For Asiatides, Elisabeth uses her talent in designing a collection of textile…

Nathalie LETE is a French designer with a great sense of creativity.

Born from a German mother and a Mainland Chinese father, she got from her mother the love of elves, animals and ravishing images both naïve and poetic. From her father, she got a great understanding of materials used in her works. … Ceramic… textile… painting 

In January 2009, we will introduce a delightful collection of porcelain artefacts in which a lot of characters from our childhood will be used in a stunning hand-painted patchwork...

Veronique de Mareuil is a new talent for Asiatides. Specialised in miniature on porcelain, she designed for the most prestigious table top companies of Paris.

With a rich activity in creating “one of a kind” pieces, Veronique created for Asiatides, a cloisonné collection, we are very proud of…

A symphony of colourful music notes illuminating a black background…

We have always been great fans of Kenzo TAKADA since he opened his first showroom « Jungle Jap » at Passage Vivienne in the 70’s. At that time, he was a student, but already mastered the sense of colours, crazy textures and bold pattern associations.

It was such a great honour when Monsieur KENZO asked us to develop a part of his collections for Gokan Kobo and Kenzo Takada. The collections were actually created by the master at his own home, in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere and it was such a delightful moment to see Monsieur KENZO applying his expertise on porcelain and cloisonné…. With him, le “Monde est beau ”…