Ateliers d'art de France presents

Caroline Andréoni’s Selection, Interior Architect

From renovating Paris’s most beautiful interiors to designing yachts for celebrities, Caroline Andréoni has established herself as a leading figure in architecture. A loyal supporter of Révélations, she uncovers her favorite discoveries at each edition. For this year’s edition, she takes over the Grand Palais and, for the first time, unveils exceptional pieces created by 12 artists and artisans featured on her namesake marketplace. With a bold vision, she collaborates with master craftspeople to imagine timeless spaces where creativity and excellence come together.
Discover her favorite picks from the 2025 edition.

Have you already visited the Révélations biennial? What inspires you the most about this fair, as a designer?
This isn’t my first time! I was lucky enough to visit the biennial in 2019 before the Grand Palais closed for renovations. This venue is an endless source of inspiration, but above all, a place for encounters. Being in direct contact with so many artisans is truly fascinating.

Has this fair helped bring some of your projects to life?

Absolutely. It allowed me to collaborate with some exhibitors on my interior design projects. I also met new creators who are now represented on Caroline Andréoni La Maison, the branch of my work dedicated to curating and creating exceptional furniture and decorative objects.

When you choose to work with craftspeople, what qualities do you prioritize: expertise, innovation, or emotion?

That’s a tough choice. I would say, above all, emotion. Meeting the person behind the creation, understanding what drives them and sparks their creativity—I love stories! Craftsmanship would come next. Mastery and technical skill are essential assets in successfully carrying out any project or creation.

What are you hoping to discover at this year’s biennial?
This biennial is particularly special to me, especially since Italy is the guest country of honor. I’m excited to discover new talents, unfamiliar techniques, and lesser-known trades… a perfect synergy.

© Salomé Cousseau

Salomé Cousseau

"I was moved by the gentleness of Salomé Cousseau’s world. Each sculpture invites poetry and reflection, blending organic forms with delicate ornamentation. Her work exudes rare harmony, where every detail seems to converse with the whole, creating a balance that is both subtle and captivating."

© Alexandra Carron

Alexandra Carron

"What fascinates me about Alexandra Carron is her unique approach to mosaic: she manages to reinterpret ceramic mosaic, giving each piece a distinctive tactile and chromatic richness. I love the sensitivity and diversity of her creations."

© Hallie Arden

Charlie Larouche-Potvin

« What particularly moves me in Charlie Larouche-Potvin’s work is the meticulous attention to detail in each piece — a true mastery of glassblowing that brings to life stories as otherworldly as they are poetic. »

© Claire Israel

Jallu Ebenistes

"What I appreciate about Jallu Ébénistes is their perfect mastery of combining craftsmanship. Each piece is a unique creation with a strong personality, born from a creative collaboration and an artistic approach that constantly pushes the boundaries of design and technique."

© Clément Pinaut

Atelier Tison

"Victor Tison elevates brass, playing with its reflections to bring sculptural and graphic pieces to life. Without any embellishment, this metal stands on its own, revealing raw poetry and timeless elegance."

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