Translated by Bethszabee Garner
Free yourself, be daring, have fun and break the rules: these are the instructions of Youth Éditions. Inspired by the 70s, a time of effervescent creativity when everything seemed possible, Youth Éditions draws on this heritage and reinterprets it with a contemporary approach. Indeed, the retro period has marked the history of design, fashion and cinema with its bold aesthetic. If you were planning to redecorate your interior, you've come to the right place!
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New Wave
With the New Wave collection, Youth Éditions offers sculptural pieces that do not go unnoticed. The soft curves and enveloping shapes of the armchair named Jean-Paul become an invitation to relax, enjoy and share moments with those around us.
As for the wall lights, they celebrate color and light, bringing an artistic touch to the walls. The Lula shelf, on the other hand, stands out for its imposing presence. Finally, the sculptural tables Ferdinand or even Boon are not only functional, they are invitations to sharing, dialogue and conviviality.
An obvious collaboration with Silvera
The meeting between Youth Éditions and Silvera, the iconic Parisian design store, seemed inevitable. Sharing the same values of beauty and creativity, this collaboration was born out of a common desire to promote accessible and responsible design. Joris Poggioli, founder of Youth Éditions, often studied the creations of the great masters of design at Silvera during his studies. It is therefore with a certain nostalgia that he shared the Youth Éditions adventure with this key player in contemporary design. Silvera offers an ideal showcase for the creations of Youth Edition, bringing out the curves and colors of this new generation of designers.
With a refreshing aesthetic, Youth Éditions embodies a new way of inhabiting our spaces, where comfort and lifestyle take precedence. A real invitation to dare to be original. Each piece in the collection is designed to embellish our interiors while bringing a breath of positive energy and carefree spirit, that lightheartedness so dear to the 70s.
