A native of Marseille and Toulouse, the architecture and real estate agency Archik has finally opened a branch in the 3d arrondissement of Paris: a gallery, an agency and a showroom, it’s a wonderful place to stroll through... Especially now that it houses an array of Kann’s masterpieces! Not to be missed. 

The interior design agency Perene offers meticulously custom interior layouts. Driven by the idea of constant rethinking of one’s habitat and readjustment of space, the agency has reinvented the interior of a Haussmannian apartment by selecting Kann’s furniture.

For the common spaces of the Le Basile hotel, located between the Opera Garnier and Madeleine in the 9th arrondissement, Kann Design created a unique sober set of furniture which instantly gives character and personality to the space.

A designer kit chair, which from its simples lines reveals a timeless design.
The Tal chair is made of extruded aluminium and solid wood. The T aluminium profiles reinforce the plywood seat and allow the solid wooden legs to lock on them. This structural system makes the chair easily removable and stored flat for transport or storage.
This assembly principle defines its entire geometry giving a radical yet subtle presence. 

To furnish the third restaurant of chef Fabien Sam, located at the heart of Batignolles in the 17th arrondissement, we chose the forest green as the dominant colour. The shade is found upon the Tonica woolen fabric by Kvadrat, which dresses the custom-made central double bench by Meghedi
Simonian, and it also colours the oak of the long tables and benches of the Galta collection designed by the SCMP Design office.

The new hotel of the Elegancia group « Chouchou » has just opened its doors in Paris. An eclectic place combining its rooms and suites with a festive atmosphere around a cocktail bar, a tavern and co-working spaces ... all in a unique setting designed by the Maison Malapert architecture agency.

Designed entirely by Kann, the second branch of the Lebanese ice-cream shop Glace Bachir opened their doors last July, a stone’s throw away from Sacré-Cœur, Paris. To accommodate the know-how of the 100% bio ice-cream and the lush creaminess of Bachir’s speciality, the achta ice-cream covered in pistachios, Kann created a luminous environment in light wood and nude tones. The custom-made counter, as well as the Galta tables and chairs, are made of oak. Rattan punctuates the space, emphasising the warmth of the terracotta floor, and the pendant lights give the whole a sweet final touch.

The Paris-Villette theater, a place steeped in history, has finished its renovation early this year. We are happy to equip the reception area with our collection of daybed which, with its graphic lines, fits perfectly.

Located in Paris 9th's district, Braisenville is a friendly restaurant with barbecue as the cooking method, served in “small sharing plates”.

Strong Scandinavian accents inhabit the Travis bench, designed by the English interior architect Jakob Hartel for our brand.
The very light aesthetics of the Travis bench allow it to integrate discreetly into all types of decorations. His Scandinavian inspiration matches with the beech wood of which he is made, both giving rise to a piece at once minimalist and warm. We suggested a two-tone version with a teak seat.

With the Galta, SCMP Design Office rethink the classic bistro chair. The result is the epitome of lightness in terms of space and weight. Comfortable and stackable, the Galta is a timeless chair conceived for modern interiors and places.

With the same leg shape and the high-quality craftmanship than the chair, the Galta table comes in three versions. The rectangular, the tripode round table and the central leg round table. With the walnut, oak or ash veneer the lacquered tabletop offers a resistant surface.

"It all started by shifting the feets to the side and rotating them around the board," says designer Elisabeth Hertzfeld. "The result is a very clean line and a slightly lanky silhouette. The position of the feet creates secondary lines that become support for the lower plate. It's a game with geometry and orthogonality, "she continues. Balance of volumes and harmony of materials combine to give life to a surprising, dynamic, incredibly sober and refined piece.

When Parisian bistrot style meets with authentic provencal bastide.
The new restaurant of the Michelin star chef opened on June 15 at « Bastide de Gordes » in France. We were delighted to work along the agency Notoire in the realization of the furniture of this unique place.
For this project, our team, with its expertise in the field of furniture edition, has advised and manufactured customized pieces such as: sofas, tables and the unique and central piece of this restaurant, the cabinet.

Clover Gordes
Rue de la Combe, 84220 Gordes

Originally designed for the reorganization of the artists' studios of the Ministère de la Culture at the Cité Internationale des Arts, the Residence seating created by designer Jean Couvreur has been reworked for our edition. The chairs, armchairs and bar stools have a simple and structured structure, with particular attention to detail.

Studio Kann and the architect José Pascal sign the decoration of the Hébé restaurant and give the address a contemporary spirit. The designers opted for a Scandinavian atmosphere with simple details and camel shades. The materials are noble and vary between black fabric, teak wood and leather to shape Hébé’s identity into its own exquisite cachet.
With about thirty seats and its stylish sunny terrace, Hébé is an intimate and elegant place. The still secret address deserves to be known and recognized for its gastronomy, atmosphere and charm.

Hébé
15 rue Frédéric Sauton 75005 Paris
www.heberestaurant.com

It is in the concept of transparency that Studio Caramel designers Karl Chucri and Rami Boushdid have found inspiration for EKO shelves, which come in two versions: high or low.
"We wanted to create a minimalist shelving system, which allows transparency as well as opacity," says Rami Boushdid. "The result is an extremely geometric system, inspired by the exquisite horizontal lines found in mid-century modern visual culture." Very modern and with a lot of attention to details, EKO is a piece with a structured and out of the ordinary look that will put your most beautiful objects in value.

Most part of our collection is now exhibited in one location! You are welcome to discover our new showroom of 150 m2 at 51 rue des Vinaigriers in the 10th district of Paris.

For our new collection, our inevitable Bi Back daybed is now distinguished in new proportions.
As part of our partnership with DCW, our new Bi Back Loveseat daybeds and Bi Back corner daybeds now offer the option of incorporating Bernard-Albin iconic Gras lamps.
A unique and elegant combination which sublimates finely our daybed according to your desires.

OR DU MONDE is a jewellery brand that supports the made in France and traditional know-how. Eager to offer their customers a warm and original store in which they can find the perfect piece of jewellery, OR DU MONDE family requested the architect José Pascal to create their new shop. He designed and thought of an intimate space by using the Kann workshop for the manufacture of custom made furniture perfectly integrated into their space.

Houssam Kanaan and Meghedi Simoninan welcomed IDEAT magazine for an exceptional guided visit of their unique thirteenth district home. You will discover in the articles, the history of this apartment as well as the inspirations behind some of the emblematic pieces composing their interior.
A very big thank you to Aurélie des Robert for this amazing report and to Gaëlle Le Boulicaut for these beautiful pictures.

For the fifth time, Kann was selected for the Saint Martin Village guide. Thanks to Michel Lagarde for his loyalty and our long-standing relationship, the illustrator Antoine Meurant for his perception of our showroom and Vincent Vidal for his text which perfectly reflects our philosophy and lifestyle.
Kann loves and lives his neighborhood!

The guide book is now available in our showroom
28 rue des Vinaigriers 75010 Paris

Emmanuelle Michelet, director, scriptwriter and comedian let us get in her Parisian apartment. First, attracted by our Batignolles showroom, Emmanuelle was delighted with the personal and adapted tips of Kann. Very interested by modern and refined furniture, Kann satisfies her desire with its color range and its tailor-made furniture perfectly designed for her interior. Busy by her projects like the intimate play "Pour en finir avec Hugh Grant", Emmanuelle appreciated kindness and availability of Kann’s team.

In the heart of the French capital, Jean-Paul, "serial entrepreneur" & former general manager of Marie Claire group and Laurent, comedian, succumbed to this Parisian apartment. These two specialists of "l'art de vivre à la française" have a talent for harmonizing different styles in their interior. Our furniture perfectly matches with their lifestyle.

Kann in three words? "Elegance, singularity and quality". We are glad to hear such comments coming from these two design lovers! Jean-Paul and Laurent selection: Amol Chair with custom-made armrests, BI daybed.

Kann team interferes in the intimacy of its regular customers to make you discover their taste, their passion and especially their interior. Today, we meet Robin, a young entrepreneur and a sport addict, in his Parisian apartment. First, attracted by the design of furniture, a trust relationship was established between Kann founder and Robin. We love the association between our Scandinavian furniture and his industrial loft, don’t you?

Revisited by the interior decorator Anne Sophie Pailleret, our BI daybed is on the covers of Elle Decoration UK and Marie Claire Maison France.

A park, a museum, a café ... Located inside the Borély park, Borély café is the place for gatherings, relaxation and gastronomy.
Ariel Lorin, the creator of this design café requested Kann to furnish this unique space that we highly recommend!

Château Borély - Pavillon Est
134, avenue Clot-Bey 13008 Marseille

At the Residence Kann coffee shop, the designer of the Tal chair, architect and product designer Léonard Kadid spoke about his creative universe, sources of inspiration and artistic techniques. The Tal chair marks Kann’s first collaboration with the designer and the birth of a collection-in-process by the same name, Tal. “T” in “Tal” stands for the shape that characterises the assembly structure of the entire collection, and “al” stands for aluminium.