Galerie Jacques Lacoste, with locations on rue de Seine and avenue Matignon in Paris, is a leading authority in 20th-century French decorative arts. Since its founding in 1997, the gallery has been instrumental in rediscovering iconic designers from the 1930s to the 1950s, most notably Jean Royère. With an archive of over 10,000 documents, including rare drawings and photographs, it offers unparalleled insight into Royère’s imaginative and innovative work. The gallery also showcases pieces by Max Ingrand, Alexandre Noll, and the Giacometti brothers, among others, blending historical depth with sculptural elegance.
Paris FranceGalerie Jacques Lacoste in Paris has two main locations, each offering a unique experience in 20th-century decorative arts. The original gallery is situated at 12 rue de Seine, in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of the 6th arrondissement. This historic neighborhood is renowned for its vibrant cultural life, charming cafés, and boutique shops, making it a quintessentially Parisian setting that complements the gallery’s dedication to exquisite design and craftsmanship. In addition to this, Galerie Jacques Lacoste opened a second venue at 19 avenue Matignon in the 8th arrondissement on the Right Bank. This elegant avenue is near the Élysée Palace, nestled in a prestigious district filled with luxury hotels, upscale galleries, and residences. The Matignon location features a spacious 500-square-meter showroom spread over three floors, hosting exhibitions that contextualize important periods in decorative arts history from Art Nouveau to mid-century modernism. Nearby, visitors will find other prominent art spaces, exclusive boutiques, and the refined atmosphere of one of Paris's most distinguished quarters.