Savoir Faire Master Class by Valérie Maltaverne
Guests of our recent program, “Savoir Faire: In Conversation with Thomas Pheasant,” were treated to a master class by Valérie Maltaverne, Founder and Director of YMER&MALTA.
Guests of our recent program, “Savoir Faire: In Conversation with Thomas Pheasant,” were treated to a master class by Valérie Maltaverne, Founder and Director of YMER&MALTA.
In the realm of French design, few names evoke as much reverence and admiration as Valérie Maltaverne. Renowned for her innovative approach and unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, she has left her mark on the landscape of contemporary design.
We hosted Valérie Maltaverne, Olivier Gabet, and Thomas Pheasant for a lively exploration of Valérie’s creations which provided insightful context for locating her work in the broader contemporary decorative arts world.
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