Pierre Renart

Pierre Renart (born 1990, in the Pyrenees region) is a French designer and cabinetmaker, who studied carpentry at the École Boulle in Paris. Among his best-known designs are the Genesis and Ribbon Collections
Background.
Pierre Renart studied Seat Carpentry at the École Boulle School in Paris. In June 2011, he graduated from the school with a perfect score (20/20) and with praises from the jury, after proposing his final year project: a carbon fibre and leather chair inspired an Art Deco armchair created in 1933 by Raymond Gillet.
In 2019, Renart's furniture joined the permanent collection of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.
Career.
Represented by the Maison Parisienne gallery in Paris since 2011, Renart has presented his work in exhibitions, private hotels and other settings in Paris, London, Brussels, Gstaad, Dubai, and New York.
In 2018, Renart started adapting his techniques to commissioned projects, creating numerous sculpted wood furniture for hotel lobbies, companies or private properties