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18/03/2026

‘Posidoni’ is a lighting collection in patinated bronze and hand-blown glass (2025) by Emilie Lemardeley.

Named after the sacred seagrass of Greek mythology—believed to be the plant of Poseidon, god of the sea—the collection unfolds as a series of lighting variations. Drawing on this legend and the mysteries of the ocean depths, each piece evokes a sense of fluidity, movement, and organic growth.

Combining bronze and glass into sculptural forms, Posidoni celebrates the untamed beauty of nature and its ever-shifting rhythms.

Limited edition of 8. Made in France.

Handcrafted in France
Edition of 8 pieces + 4 AP
Signed and numbered

17/03/2026

Ahead of PAD Paris, we are delighted to officially announce the gallery representation of French artist and designer Emilie Lemardelay.

A multidisciplinary talent, Emilie Lemardelay draws inspiration from Art Nouveau and fantastical narratives. Her work has evolved within France’s vibrant collectible design scene, embodying an approach that is both generous and uncompromising. It seamlessly brings together organic forms, local craftsmanship, and a deep sensitivity to social interaction.

12/03/2026

‘Éveil’ Chauvigny stone sculpture (2010) by Bertrand Créac’h.

Through meticulous carving and polishing, Créac’h reveals the soft, mineral texture of the stone, allowing light to glide across its surface and emphasize the fluidity of the form. The sculpture’s organic lines evoke natural processes—erosion, sedimentation, and the slow shaping of matter over time.

10/03/2026

Reflecting on our PAD London 2025 installation. GMP brings together a selection of 20th-century and contemporary artworks. Rooted in craftsmanship and innovation, the gallery’s direction values the challenge of convention and the pursuit of excellence. Committed to offering insight into the voices currently redefining contemporary collectible art and design, each work stands in deliberate counterpoint to mass production, being either unique or created in limited series.

06/03/2026

‘Temporale’ Wall Panel (2013) ceramic panel minted in wood by Clara Graziolino.

Clara Graziolino’s work consists of one-of-a-kind pieces crafted in high-temperature ceramics. Her distinctive surfaces emerge through a layered treatment of slips, patinas, and glazes, resulting in tactile, richly nuanced textures that reflect both mastery and introspection.

Each artwork is available on a commission basis and can be fully customized to meet the client’s preferences and specifications.

19/02/2026

“Moon Child” is a quiet, contemplative ceramic sculpture that evokes stillness, solitude, and gentle introspection. Created by Anne Breton, the piece presents a small figure seated upon a low base, hands folded and posture slightly inward, suggesting reflection or emotional retreat. Breton’s restrained palette and tactile ceramic finish emphasize materiality and quiet presence rather than narrative action.

16/02/2026

This month showcased Clotilde Ancarani’s pieces from our PAD London 2026 exhibition, beautifully captured, thank you!

12/02/2026

'Surfaced' Cabinet, glazed stoneware (2025) by REM Atelier.

Revolving around observation and experience of materiality, often led by an interest in organic structures, REM Atelier’s work investigates the process of organically shaped objects versus artificial representation. Prioritizing the holistic experience of the work, their objects shape an alternative space, subjecting the surroundings to the artwork.

23/01/2026

Recently shortlisted for French Collection 2025—Artcurial’s curation of over 100 French design and art pieces—Erwan Boulloud unveiled a selection of works that epitomises his versatile visual grammar. Each assembled piece carries its own narrative, unfolding through form, material, and movement.

15/01/2026

'Modernies' Side Table, glazed stoneware (2025) Clément Brazille.

With a particular focus on manufacturing techniques and the shaping of objects, Clément Brazille often acts as both designer and maker—personally crafting much of his own production. His practice is defined by innovation rooted in technical expertise, material knowledge, instinct, and a deep passion for experimentation.

08/01/2026

Save the date: 13 - 16 January

Join us for the Collector’s Room #2 takeing place  at the heart of Paris’ design season, during Maison&Objet / Paris Expérience.

📍At Karl Lagerfeld, 2 rue de Verneuil, Paris VII.

Through a dialogue between masterful craftsmanship and author-driven design, the gallery will present an exceptional piece by Pierre Salagnac & Atelier Jouffre.

within a sensory and narrative framework.

06/01/2026

GMP is delighted to join for Collector’s Room #2, taking place from 13 to 16 January 2026. Conceived as a lived-in interior, this second edition transforms Karl Lagerfeld’s apartment into an intimate collector’s salon.

For the occasion, the gallery will present an exceptional piece by Pierre Salagnac & Atelier Jouffre, fostering a dialogue between masterful craftsmanship and author-driven design within a sensory and narrative framework. United by a shared creative vision, they have joined forces to conceive a remarkable work that combines their respective expertise, extending the Élan collection.

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