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Tectona

For more than 30 years, the Tectona style has combined beauty and utility without yielding to the diktats of fashion. &ldquo Tectona is playing with eternity &rdquo, according to Andrée Putman back in 1992 when Tectona launched the famous high-back bench that the interior architect had designed for the CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art of Bordeaux. Indeed, the name &ldquo Tectona &rdquo has become synonymous with impeccable craftsmanship, lines of classic simplicity offering perfect comfort, beautiful materials selected for their longevity such as teak, a dense warm wood that secretes an oil rendering it naturally weatherproof, or non-corroding woven resin.  

   
 

 
 

 

 

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Honeymoon Honeymoon was born on the French Riviera : it was launched in 2000 by Sebastien Coste. With more than 100 structures installed around the planet, our company constantly develops new creations. Honeymoon Gazebos enable you to reach a new art of living outdoors. Elegant and sophisticated, our creations invite you to privileged moments of relaxation and pleasure close to Nature.

Made of the most beautiful materials and thanks to a unique design and authentic know-how, Honeymoon products distinguish themselves from others thanks to their quality and durability. Honeymoon Gazebos are made to last several decades. They are hand-made in a traditional way to guarantee the best longevity. All of our products and their elements (roofs, furniture, mattresses, cushions, pillows and fabrics) are made to resist to outdoors conditions and can adapt themselves to any type of environment. In order to protect our resources and use only what is necessary, every piece is made to order. As a result, it takes about 3 to 6 months for an order to be complete and delivered.

Manutti
Manutti is a designer and manufacturer of elegant and exclusive outdoor furniture with a "Made in Belgium" design. Manutti not only specialises in furniture, tables and accessories, but is also a pioneer in the field of modular sofas, designed as haute couture pieces with special attention to the finish and fine stitching in matching colours.The Manutti range is vast and diversified: chairs, armchairs, loungers, modular sofas, fixed and extending tables with multiple finishes, parasols, but also accessories, such as vases/pot holders, lamps and outdoor rugs.
 
Many materials are used: anodised or thermo-lacquered aluminium, stainless steel, teak, forged iron and synthetic fibres for the structures granite, natural stone, ceramic, marble, acidified glass, Trespa®, Silestone® for the tops of tables and small tables Batyline® and Lotus fabrics which are 100% recyclable for some seats, fabric and imitation leather covers treated for outdoor use for others. The models presented in his collections range from the traditional style to the contemporary style.

Hanna Sidorowicz

Born in Poland, Hanna Sidorowicz studies at the Beaux Arts in Gdansk before coming to Paris in 1985 where she finished her artistic training at the Arts Décoratifs..

"She is soon supported by influential actors in the art world such as Pierre Cabanne and Cecile Debray. Many exhibits in art fairs (FIAC 1990) and art galleries (France, USA, UK, Denmark...) followed over the next 20 years.  Hanna Sidorowicz's work occupies a unique place in the art market today. Decidedly influenced by the old masters, Leonardo Da Vinci or Rembrandt and by the great abstract painters of American origin, she builds a body of work steeped in mixed and suggestive references in which architectural elements surface interlaced with calligraphy or quivering and shimmering surfaces of tempera. Her work on the idea of palimpsest and fragments, symptoms of an obsession with pictorial memory, inscribes itself in today's questions about art and humanism and the future of painting. This sidorowiczian universe, peopled with angels, the faces of wise old men and colored sketches inspired by the canvases of the great masters of the 20th century produces a cultivated and refined work, a sort of visual thought incarnated in colored matter and line. " Cécile Debray Curator Modern Art / Centre Pompidou.

www.hannasidorawicz.com