Paulin, Paulin, Paulin

About

Paulin, Paulin, Paulin is an independent family project created to highlight the timeless dimension of Pierre Paulin's work.

This project was initiated by Maia Paulin, the designer’s wife and partner for nearly forty years, who worked tirelessly to promote his work internationally. Alice and Benjamin Paulin now run the company, driven by the same passion and ambition to pass on this exceptional legacy to new generations. Responding to Pierre Paulin’s wishes expressed in 2008 to see his most innovative creations finally come to life, Paulin, Paulin, Paulin now produces a rigorous selection of exceptional pieces.

All our models are made in France and produced exclusively to order.

Paulin, Paulin, Paulin supports the Pierre Paulin Fund through all its commercial activities and promotional projects.

The Dune

A model derived from the ambitious modular residential project "Pierre Paulin Program," created between 1968 and 1972, the Dune system comprises four modules which, when combined, allow for various layouts. Deployed in square, rectangular, all-over, or custom configurations, the Dune units adapt to the space and architecture of the location.

The system can be complemented by tatami mats, flat modules covered in leather, which create passageways between the volumes and facilitate circulation. Tiles extend the Dune aesthetic onto the walls and ceilings, creating spatial continuity. Finally, the Dune side tables, designed to fit between four modules, integrate seamlessly into the composition and can be moved as needed.

The House

Paulin, Paulin, Paulin is based in the heart of Paris, in a house that spreads across four levels, now bringing together workspaces, a living area, exhibition and performance zones.

This space regularly hosts ambitious exhibitions that showcase furniture in the service of distinctive projects, creating moments of discovery and exchange between our guests and their worlds.

More than display pieces, Pierre Paulin’s exceptional editions become a pretext for connection, through the conversations they spark and encourage. In our thoughtful curation, the house is not experienced as a showroom, but rather as a space where the Paulin lifestyle can be lived and felt.

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