What's New at Maison Louis Drucker

Le projet Lignes de l'École Boulle x Maison Louis Drucker : 8 objets d'édition en rotin cintré qui réinventent l'artisanat français. Patères, lustres, consoles...

Paris has just opened a new address that is already making waves: Le Grand Café Paris. Nestled in the prestigious setting of the Grand Palais, this restaurant in the Grand Palais couldn't afford a single misstep in terms of decor. When you set up shop in a historic monument facing the Champs-Élysées, every detail matters.

At Maison Louis Drucker, rattan is more than just a material: it is a language—a way to express shape, color, and texture.

The Lucky Seat is a triumph: a design marvel born from the meeting of Maison Louis Drucker, a historic maker of bespoke rattan chairs, and Dutch designer Annebet Philips. A joyful, bold piece, rich in meaning.

In their workshop in Venette, near Compiègne, the weavers at Maison Louis Drucker are busy with an unusual project: far from the Parisian bistro chairs that have made their reputation since 1885, this time they're working on... bags! More precisely, they are applying their unique caning technique to wooden frames supplied by L'Éclisse, a young leather goods brand founded by Fanny Serouart.

Since 1885, Maison Louis Drucker has perpetuated exceptional expertise in the art of wickerwork and rattan furniture. Maison Louis Drucker has just initiated a unique collaboration with the École Boulle (founded in 1886), an emblematic institution for the teaching of applied arts and design in France.

Since its foundation in 1885, Maison Louis Drucker has become a benchmark in rattan chair manufacture, combining innovation with traditional know-how.