Editorial by Lemieux et Cie

Boxing Day: History, Renewal, and the Art of Beginning Again

Explore the history of Boxing Day and its deeper meaning as a time for gratitude, renewal, and intentional living shaped by ritual, home, and thoughtful design.

What Lighting Teaches Us About Design

From the ateliers of mid-century France to today’s studios, lighting has evolved from utility to sculpture. Lemieux et Cie traces how designers transformed brass, alabaster, and stone into enduring expressions of form and proportion.

The Art of Gift Wrapping: A History Worth Unwrapping

Unwrapping a beautifully wrapped gift is one of life’s quiet joys—a ritual humans have refined for thousands of years. From Japan’s furoshiki and Korea’s bojagi to the Victorian theater of printed paper and Hallmark’s accidental invention, wrapping has always been about more than concealment—it’s about care, ceremony, and anticipation. At Lemieu...

Beyond Decoration: Why Chinoiserie Wallpaper Still Matters

Chinoiserie wallpaper isn’t just decoration; it’s narrative. Born from 17th-century cultural exchange, its hand-painted landscapes and mythical motifs have evolved into modern works of art. Today’s interpretations honor the craft’s heritage while offering new ease and accessibility through peel and stick design.

Architecture of Comfort: Milo Baughman's Legacy on Design

Explore the timeless design philosophy of Milo Baughman and how his revolutionary approach to "honest luxury" continues to influence contemporary furniture making. From his Thayer Coggin studio in North Carolina, Baughman architected a new understanding of sculptural comfort that perfectly balances aesthetic boldness with physical ease. Discover...

Brancusi's Legacy in Contemporary Atelier Practice

Explore how Constantin Brancusi's revolutionary approach to essential form in his legendary Montparnasse atelier continues to influence contemporary sculptural objects and decorative arts today.

Outside In: Nature Imprint on Form

The most sophisticated interiors don't simply reference nature—they embody its essential principles through materials that age beautifully, proportions that mirror natural harmonies, and design approaches that recognize our deep psychological need for connection with the natural world. This biophilic approach to design creates spaces that feel n...

Mastering Proportion: Learning From Klint and Hjorth

Discover how Danish design masters Kaare Klint and Axel Einar Hjorth revolutionized furniture through sensuous proportions and handcraft. Learn how their legacy lives on in our Celine Bed, where hand-turned oak legs and scalloped curves create sculptural beauty that serves both body and spirit. Explore the poetry of proportion in luxury bedro...

The Evolution of Minimalism

Few movements have proven as permanent in modern design as minimalism. From Bauhaus pioneers like Mies van der Rohe to masters like Vladimir Kagan, Jean Royère, and Isamu Noguchi, discover how essential design principles evolved into today's most sophisticated furniture. Introducing the Rulmann Collection, where minimalism's century-long legacy ...

Lessons in Layering: The Art of Global Pattern Mixing

Master the sophisticated art of global pattern mixing with insights from French design masters. From botanical William Morris to African indigo and geometric abstracts, discover how to layer cultural textiles with the restraint and elegance that defines timeless interiors. Our guide explores centuries of textile tradition and shows how to create...