DUTKO

The collection designed by Garnier & Linker for Dutko gallery has been imagined as a contemporary re-interpretation of the Art Deco furniture of the beginning of the twentieth century, and more particularly that of Eugène Printz, a creator that Jean-Jacques Dutko has largely contributed to make recognized.

The common point between the different pieces presented is the presence of bronze which brings a sculptural touch to the more rigorous work of cabinet making, marble or alabaster. Whether it is to form the leg of a coffee table, the hinge of a piece of furniture, the hand grip of a cabinet, or the structure of a table lamp, bronze always plays an essential role.
Each preliminary model, necessary for the realization of the bronze pieces, has been shaped in wax at Garnier & Linker's workshop to give it a form and texture that brings that characteristic vibration of handmade work.
The collection expresses the creative process developed by Guillaume Garnier and Florent Linker, which borrows from design, craft and sculpture.

The meeting between Dutko Gallery and Garnier & Linker was a natural one, based on a shared taste for Art Deco, particularly its pure forms, and its high standards in terms of workmanship, details and materials. This new collection is thus perfectly in line with the evolution of the Dutko gallery towards contemporary creation, with a nod to its history.


INFORMATION AND PRICES

A black wooden bookshelf with four shelves, standing against a light-colored wall with vertical panels.