Established in 2012, Haymann Editions has emerged as a distinctive voice within the contemporary French design landscape. The house’s collections of furnishings and luminaires are characterized by an economy of line, the judicious selection of noble materials, and an exacting aesthetic rigor. Rather than merely producing objects, Haymann Editions orchestrates spatial narratives: an art of compositional harmony that revivifies the French tradition of the ensemblier.

At THEMA, the maison presents Les Choses de la vie, a collection suffused with the cultural effervescence of 1970s Paris. Here, the sartorial codes of Saint Laurent meet the after-hours mystique of the Palace; Gainsbourg’s nonchalant sophistication echoes through interiors inflected by Truffaut’s visual poetry. These works embody a restrained elegance: intimate in scale, quietly subversive, rooted in a moment when French culture moved with uncommon grace between haute couture and the demi-monde.