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Pilepoil
Pilepoil, the specialist &ldquomade in France&rdquo in the fake fur. Furs increasingly softer and elegant: Vanoise, Moscow, animal agate and of the subtle colors: black, brown, imitation animal, graphite, Bordeaux wine and plum. Their creations are declined in three universes: Pilepoil à la mode : coats, shapkas, stoles, gloves - pilepoil enfants : waistcoats, scarves, gloves&hellip round carpets and forms (star, cloud)  - la maison pilepoil : plaids and cushions to measure.

Théophile & Patachou

Already a great classic&hellipModern and audacious, sure and strong, brilliant, Fifty Collection has character and asserts itself following famous names of the design of XXe century. Wooden, the collection &ndashpatentee- ensures in the warm honey color with white panels. It includes a cot with a padded part, a chest of drawers, a wardrobe, a chiffonier and a night table. More than the previous ranges, this vintage version develops an exemplary feature.

The wide drawers of the chest of drawers that can also be used to change the baby, are cleverly divided to tidy care and teats at hand whereas other, wider, are intended to sleeping bags, shawls and blankets. The wardrobe consists of open lockers and spaces well thought for coats, pants and little dresses. 

 

 

www.theophile-patachou.com

 

My Little Square
My Little Square is the first multi-brand shop for ages 0-10. Offering a collection of essential children's fashion and interior design at affordable prices. Mixing the top big brands and independent designs, occasionnally exclusive to us. My Little Square is pleased to bring you a shopping experience of over 1000 products, for any day, any budget, anywhere in the world...My Little Square adda new produdcts to the site, always with quality, functionality and price in mind.

Mathilde Bretillot

Designer born in Paris, Mathilde Bretillot soon started her career in an international context.
After several years in Milan and London, collaborating with Martine Bedin and then Ross Lovegrove, she chose to settle in Paris where she was offered a collaboration with Philippe Starck.  This long experience drove her to launch her own practice.  She founded Mathilde Bretillot Créations in 2010.  Along with her professional carreer, Mathilde Bretillot has been a professor at the ESAD de Reims, School of Art and Design where, during 12 years (1994-2006) she coordinated the design department and was in charge of the development.  Since 2006, she is a member of &lsquoLa Mission des Métiers d&rsquoArt&rsquo for the the french Ministery of Culture.