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The Early Career of Designer Martin Szekely

Published on , by Oscar Duboÿ

Rémi Gerbeau and Jean-Philippe Mercier staged a real exhibition for enthusiasts, in Paris, where nothing involved purely commercial considerations.

© Rémi Gerbeau Design - Mercier & Associés/Photo Rémi Gerbeau The Early Career of Designer Martin Szekely

© Rémi Gerbeau Design - Mercier & Associés/Photo Rémi Gerbeau

Skillfully staged by Bruno Rousseaud, some pieces are on loan, and others are relatively unknown and somewhat surprising, given the minimalist aesthetics that made the Franco-Hungarian designer so successful. At any rate, most of these items of furniture are definite…
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