Our lighting, from Raphaël Armand

The French company Raphaël Armand presents lighting fixtures inspired by the Art Deco and modernist architecture of the 1930s.

Raphaël Armand designs, develops, and manufactures all of its models, ranging from chandeliers, pendant lights, ceiling lights, wall sconces, and floor lamps to light structures.

Its designs draw on the Art and Craft, Futurism, Bauhaus, Cubism, De Stijl, Suprematism, Constructivism, and Art Deco movements, capturing the spirit of avant-garde architects.

Among his renowned works are:
- Villa Cavrois - 1934 - Architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, in 2015
- Villa Savoye - 1931 - Poissy - Le Corbusier, Architect, in 2016
- Hôtel Le Majestic - 1928 - Cannes - Théo Petit/Charles Nico, Architects, in 2016

Raphaël Armand’s light fixtures respect the proportions and period style of these villas. His strength lies in a subtle blend of optical glass within geometric metal structures.