Rodolphe Parente, founder of his Parisian studio in 2009, brings a wealth of experience cultivated alongside Andrée Putman and a robust education spanning the National School of Fine Arts in Dijon, the Higher School of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg, and ECAL in Lausanne. With a commitment to heterogeneity, Parente collaborates with his team on diverse projects encompassing residential spaces, hotels, restaurants, and more. Influenced by the innovative spirit of the 1930s and the glamour of the 1970s, Parente's designs embody an ever-reinvented modernity, advocating for luxury characterized by lightness, curiosity, and artistic appreciation. His creative philosophy prioritizes emotional resonance, quality design, and graphic elements, evident in his collection for Maison Pouenat, featuring sharp architectures, taut lines, and graphic ornaments. Each project reflects a commitment to thoughtful reflection, steering away from stereotypes to offer a unique narrative, whether adopting radical, sophisticated, hybrid, or enveloping approaches.
