Just a short stroll from the Bastille lies one of the treasures of French heritage: the workshops of Rémy Garnier, bronze artist. The house still occupies the same address that sheltered the visionary creativity of its eponymous founder, the Burgundian who was one of the inventors of the cremone bolt.
La Consigne was invited last week by NEWH ( NEWH Collective, acronym for Network of Executive Women in Hospitality, created in 1984 in the United States, it is a network that offers collaboration and training within the hotel industry and which extends its influence brilliantly in Europe) to discover this interlude of enchantment, history and excellence.
The world of cremone bolts has opened up, like an unsuspected universe of delicacy and dreams. We discover these ornaments in a new light and in a variation that seems infinite, cherub, nymph fixing her hair, serpent embracing the jamb, guardian of a medieval sword, creativity seems limitless, the only metronome is a know-how of precision, chiseled in the search for perfection.
Each piece, light fixture or window handle, captures its own universe and exalts admiration and reverie at the same time.
A time suspended in the very heart of perfection.
