Paris returns to the forefront of high-end design with the presentation of Les Interdits, Pinto’s new collection of artistic objects. The French maison thus expands its tradition as an ensemblier through a proposal that integrates furniture, tableware and sculptural pieces, reaffirming its commitment to craftsmanship, material excellence and formal research.
Conceived as a contemporary tribute to historic cabinets of curiosities, Les Interdits brings together a series of limited-edition bronze sculptures that explore forms from the natural world. Each piece, accompanied by a numbered base, represents figures such as the horseshoe crab, the face, the jellyfish, the starfish or the skull, reinterpreted through a refined sculptural language.
The works have been cast in patinated bronze in collaboration with the Coubertin Foundry and are presented on oak bases with metal rings, a contrast that reinforces their sculptural dimension and presence in space. The manufacturing process highlights the manual work and technical mastery that are essential elements in the maison’s DNA.
Beyond their decorative function, Les Interdits pieces are conceived as objects of contemplation, capable of introducing a poetic and naturalistic narrative into contemporary interiors. Each sculpture acts as a visual accent that dialogues with the architecture and furnishings, enriching the aesthetic experience of the environment.
With this new collection, Pinto consolidates his vision of luxury as a synthesis of heritage, creativity and artisanal precision. Les Interdits is thus part of a line of creation that transcends trends and is committed to permanence, collectability and timeless excellence.
