CARPENTERS WORKSHOP GALLERY
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Carpenters Workshop Gallery transcends classical borders in terms of art and design.
Its proposal stands just at the intersection of these two universes: reaching precisely a symbiosis of art and design. Carpenters Workshop Gallery produces and exhibits functional sculptures by international rising and already established artists and designers going outside their traditional territories of expression. The gallery is actively involved in the research and production of the limited e

Final Day of 2025 // Booth B56
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2 - 6 APRIL
PARIS | Jardin des Tuileries
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Returning to Paris, Carpenters Workshop Gallery is pleased to present a curated selection showcasing the intersection of art, design, and craftsmanship, featuring artists such as , , , and .baas.
Martin Laforêt’s new sculpture Study 1 Yellow forms part of the artist’s latest explorations of shape, scale and colour, evoking the architecture of urban spaces that can be both desolate and expansive.
DC2402 Mirror exemplifies Vincenzo De Cotiis’ interest in the Purism movement, featuring simple yet distinctive forms stripped of detail.
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2 - 6 APRIL
PARIS | Jardin des Tuileries
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“We must bring the forest indoors, turn the roots of dead trees into ceilings, live with all the living and fictional animals. [...] We have to grow up to be worthy of the nature of Brazil.” José Zanine Caldas
‘I Learned Wood Has Two Lives’ at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Los Angeles pays tribute to a modernist master who marked an era in 20th century design with an environmental consciousness that was avant-garde for this radical creator’s time as he pioneered the protest furniture movement known as ‘Móveis Denúncia.’
Join us at our Los Angeles gallery on Thursday 13th March at 6:30PM for a discussion with Brett Littman, the US Senior Director on the origins of Modernist Brazilian Design and José Zanine Caldas’ unique contributions to its aesthetics and philosophy.
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Borosilicate glass bubbles forever frozen in time by The
The bubble has long symbolized transience in art history, famously depicted in Chardin’s Soap Bubbles (c. 1733–34), where a boy blows a delicate bubble as another looks on.
A similarly playful spirit infuses Verhoeven’s Bubble Collection, with its billowing, prismatic glass bubbles that look like they might pop at any moment.
Yet, the artist’s method for creating the bubbles emerged only after years of research, combining the highest quality materials and craftsmanship. Made from borosilicate glass—the clearest and most stable glass ever produced—each piece reflects both precision and artistry.
Discover Joep & Jeroen Verhoeven works featured in the upcoming Spring Salon group exhibition at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, New York.
Open from 6 March - 16 April
NEW YORK | 693 Fifth Ave.
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CL Monte, 2021 by Frederik Molenschot
’s Citylight series is a collection of light sculptures that depict abstract, futuristic cityscapes. CL Monte (2021) features an array of light fixtures crafted in bronze with a polished patina. The composition of the piece changes from different viewpoints and morphs into a completely new formation, exemplifying Molenschot’s mastery of the material.
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Revisiting Chiaroscuro, the striking exhibition curated by Michèle Lamy () and unveiled in February 2024 by Carpenters Workshop Gallery and ICD Brookfield Arts Dubai ().
Finding inspiration in Dubai’s contrasting landscape as it shifts from day to night, this exhibition featured 20 internationally renowned artists, designers and regional voices. Without one, the other cannot be truly seen or appreciated—Lamy crafted the exhibition as a dynamic interplay of light and dark, each defining the presence of the other.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery remains committed to fostering global collaboration far and wide, focused on redefining the boundaries between art, sculpture and design.
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The relationship between materials is a main feature of the work of , known for integrating the concrete moulds of his designs into the final work. Inspired by architecture and the aesthetics of Arte Povera, Laforêt merges nobility into industrial materials, infusing them with texture and tactility through hand-crafted processes.
A collection of his works are featured in ‘Living Now’ at Carpenters Workshop Gallery London, .
Highlighting MCCT1, the oval base features as the first layer in a series of geometric shapes; a hollowed out square shortly follows with a circle at the top, a smaller ring cut out in the centre. Defying preconceptions around shape and form, the piece defies gravity with its unexpected composition, earthy tones and natural materiality.
On view until 12 April
LONDON | Ladbroke Hall, 79 Barlby Rd.
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“The arch embodies perfection, strength, and the capacity to bear structures, making it more than just a functional entity but also an aesthetic, sculptural, and decorative architectural feature” on his ARCHAEOLOGY OF CONSCIOUSNESS series.
Showcasing his black onyx and reclaimed fiberglass works, DC2323 and DC2329, on display in his 2023 solo exhibition at Carpenters Workshop Gallery London, and currently featured in our ‘Living Now’ group exhibition in London, .
Through our longstanding collaboration with Vincenzo De Cotiis, we have seen his ability to transform material into sculptural forms that transcend function and embody a new language of design.
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LONDON | Ladbroke Hall, 79 Barlby Rd.
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Our Story
Carpenters Workshop Gallery produces and exhibits functional sculptures by international rising and established artists and designers, often venturing outside their traditional territories of expression.
Actively involved in the research and production of the limited edition works exhibited the gallery’s choices are guided by the demand for the emotional, artistic and historical relevance of any new project; a relevance that is clearly evident.
The gallery relies on the partnership of childhood friends, Julien Lombrail and Loic Le Gaillard. Julien & Loic first opened a space in London’s Chelsea in 2006 in a former carpenter’s workshop; they now operate three galleries globally in London’s Mayfair, New York as well as Paris.
The opening of the Carpenters Workshop Gallery | San Francisco in Saint Joseph’s this September is a new step of their journey.