Maison Jansen, decorator of palaces

Maison Jansen, founded in Paris in 1880 by Dutchman Jean-Henri Jansen, is the most prestigious decorating house in history. For a century, its Parisian workshops furnished palaces and embassies worldwide: Jackie Kennedy's White House, the Shah of Iran's Palais Royal, Côte d'Azur mansions. Lacquered Chinese tables, gilt bronze lamps, Coromandel screens, revisited Régence mirrors: the Jansen signature is refined eclecticism, where each piece tells a journey.

Maison Jansen tables, black-lacquered bronze lamps and lacquered screens are now among the most sought-after pieces of 20th-century French decorative art. A signature to find for those wanting to bring a palace touch into their interior.