Maison Pouenat steps onto the New York design scene
in partnership with Etēline Gallery.

Founded by Nicole Scott and Olivier Gautschoux, Etēline is a must-visit destination for lovers of French design. Located in Manhattan, the showroom features a curated selection of furniture, lighting, and accessories by renowned French artists and artisans. Designed by architect and designer Hervé Langlais, the light-filled space offers breathtaking views of the New York City skyline, providing a unique setting to admire exceptional creations. In partnership with Etēline, Maison Pouenat embarks on a significant new chapter, marking its debut on the prestigious New York design stage. The collection highlights emblematic creations by some of the most celebrated names in French design, such as Jean-Louis Deniot, Tristan Auer, Damien Langlois-Meurinne, and François Champsaur.

Founded in 1880, Maison Pouenat – a French reference in metal furniture and lighting design – is one of the few French houses to master the entire creative process, from design to production. Renowned for its expertise in artistic metalwork, Maison Pouenat produces contemporary collections that capture the essence of timeless French elegance.

Maison Pouenat presents more than
80 exceptional pieces in the Eteline catalog.
Discover a selection from Collection Latil:

Posa chair II by Julien Scarbonchi: a fusion of the warmth of wood and the strength of metal
Fusion round dining table by Sybille de Margerie: a clean geometric design creating a bold and minimalist look
Riflesso buffet by Jean-Louis Deniot: a masterful interplay of black sandblasted aluminum and sculpted white nickel
Eclipse sconce by Tristan Auer: an exquisite blend of textures, light and motion
Firefly chandelier by Damien Langlois-Meurinne: an enchanting blend of technicality, color, and sophistication
Uto lounge chair by François Champsaur: a true masterpiece, a work of art to behold
Trefele cocktail table by Kaki Kroener: a perfect fusion of plaster and sculpted brass
Pillowbook sconce by Valerie Serin Lok: a refined mix of form and function around steel
Resistant buffet by Stéphane Parmentier: an alliance of delicacy and sophistication
Glory console by Rodolphe Parente: a unique and hypnotic visual construction
For An Instant bench by Isabelle Stanislas: a perfect balance between function, material, and minimalism