NIAMATUS

An intimate boutique imagined as a quiet stage — where fashion, art and objects converse in hushed tones.
Watching over the space, “Trois danseuses dans les coulisses” by Edgar Degas captures a fleeting, almost secret moment —grace held just before it disappears.

To the right, a side table by Clément Rousseau holds a pitcher “Picador” (A.R. 162), 1952 by Pablo Picasso — a sculptural presence, both playful and precise.

Nearby, an armchair by Jean Royère invites pause, its curves softening the room.

On the wall, a torch-shaped lamp by Gilbert Poillerat glow like quiet sentinel, while on the mantel, lacquered vases by Jean Dunand rest with understated elegance.

A space where garments drift between past and present—becoming part of a collected, living composition.