SHOWROOM

Since 2023, the Garnier & Linker showroom has been housed in a former Parisian apartment, whose distinctive features have been preserved. Complete lighting collections are displayed there alongside furniture pieces and objects from the collection. The decor, which changes regularly, is entirely designed by the studio to create a dialogue between the pieces within a deliberately domestic setting. Exhibitions are held several times a year to showcase new models or present thematic installations such as SILICIUM, dedicated to glasswork, or more recently KAMI and NEZU, which introduced the lacquer and pewter collections produced in Japan.

Designed as an immersive space within the Garnier & Linker universe, the showroom welcomes architects, interior designers, and clients by appointment. The presence of all the materials used, along with fragments, prototypes, and one-of-a-kind pieces, also serves as a starting point for envisioning adaptations of the displayed pieces or custom-made designs.

22 rue de l’Echiquier, 75010 Paris

Monday - Friday : 10 AM - 7PM
Saturday by appointment only

sales@garnieretlinker.com
+33 (0) 6 73 51 76 18

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Photo credit: Alice Mesguich

A wooden display table with a black top, showcasing decorative items including a tall, ornate wooden box, a red lacquered box, a glass container with a white candle, and a small cylindrical object. The background features a wooden panel wall with a d
Interior view of a living room with wooden shelving displaying art sculptures of heads, vases, candles, and decorative items, with a round black table and a three-panel artwork.
A tall, white, cylindrical vase with dried, brown flowers on a wooden base, placed on a black table. In the background, a wooden shelf with candles and books, and a black box with a tiny scroll or pen on top.
A brown vase with blue flowers on a dark table, wood shelves with art busts and cylindrical vases, hanging light fixture with multiple panes of glass.
A sculpture of a woman with short hair and a textured dress, positioned on a wooden surface. Behind her, there is a painting or mural of a bird, possibly a pheasant, perched on a branch with surrounding foliage and flowers.
A bust sculpture of a woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, positioned on a marble surface with a wooden paneled background and blurred yellow flowers in the foreground.
Display of wooden furniture with various framed wooden panels and boxes on a wooden cabinet.
A bronze sculpture of a standing woman with crossed arms, displayed on a white pedestal, with a cylindrical marble sculpture on the wall behind and to the right, and a rolled document on a wooden table in the foreground.
A view through a doorway into a bright room with a wooden table, a tall marble vase with yellow flowers, a hanging pendant light, and a window with partially visible curtains; a textured gold wall art piece on the wall outside the room.
Wood-paneled wall with a white cylindrical sculpture and a mirror with a wavy gold frame on the dark countertop, with another smaller golden object nearby.
A decorative arrangement including a large red vase with dried thistle flowers, various wooden panels leaning against the wall, and a marble countertop with books and decorative objects.
Close-up of a glossy black grand piano in a room with beige walls and vertical blinds, with a small wooden block and a metal object on top.
Decorative display with dried flowers in three vases on a black shelf, featuring various small wooden and stone objects on the lower shelf.
Image of a large brown ceramic vase on a wooden shelf, with dark and gold-patterned wallpaper behind and beige curtains to the right.

WORKSHOP

The Garnier & Linker workshop, a central element of the process, plays a role both before and after the work of the artisans in France and Japan. The master models—the reference versions that serve as the basis for all reproductions—are produced with precision at the Garnier & Linker workshop.

Artisans in France and Japan then meticulously produce the glass, plaster, bronze, stone, or alabaster that will be used for the final models. These components are then assembled into structures, patinated, electrified, and repackaged at the Garnier & Linker workshop.

The new workshop, opened in 2024 near the Forest of Fontainebleau, is called
Les Granges.

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A rustic stone building with a pitched roof covered in red tiles, white-framed windows, and a large wooden door, surrounded by greenery and a gravel driveway under a blue sky with some clouds.