Anne and Vincent Corbière
Vincent used to make musical instruments before he started designing furniture. In 1993, he showed his designs to Pierre Passebon, who was immediately won over. First exhibition and first commissions. For her part, Anne first became interested in theatrical costumes, before designing fabrics for haute couture, then for decoration. She worked on Peter Brook’s production of Mahabharata, then assisted Christian Lacroix.
The fashion houses Dior and Chanel then sought her out. In 1998, for a second exhibition at Pierre Passebon’s gallery, Vincent used a metallic fabric designed by Anne to create the shade for one of his lamps. The combination was a success and marked the beginning of their collaborative design work.
In 2006, the duo exhibited pieces of furniture they had created together. Their work was so well-received by interior designers that they have been fielding one commission after another from Jacques Grange, Peter Marino, Chahan Minassian, and Muriel Brandolini ever since—leaving them no time to create their own work…
His works
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