Our artistic collaborations

For over twenty-five years, Casamance has been creating collections that bring character to interiors. Fabrics, wallpapers and wall coverings become the very materials through which a story is told, blending contemporary elegance, textile innovation and French craftsmanship.

Because a space is also defined by the sensations it evokes, Casamance works with light, textures and colours to a standard that goes beyond mere decoration. Each collection is designed to stand the test of time and provide a lasting backdrop to the finest interior design projects.

For this 10th edition of LIGHT ON ART, its fabrics adorn the exhibition design created for Varenne, naturally extending the dialogue between heritage, design and the art of living that underpins this collaboration.

Some firms do more than simply decorate an interior: they breathe life into it. This is the philosophy of Maison Berthet Logeais, founded by Zoé Berthet and Amélie Logeais, two artisans who sensitively reinterpret the craft of interior design and upholstery.

Through their bespoke approach, they create spaces where furniture, textiles and materials interact in a subtle balance. Heirs to a tradition of French craftsmanship of the highest calibre, they champion a contemporary vision of interior design, where every detail contributes to creating an atmosphere.

For LIGHT ON ART #10, they are unveiling MOBILE, their very first furniture collection. A creation conceived as a natural fit for Varenne interiors, where elegance stems from the craftsmanship, the materials and the time devoted to each piece.

Little Cabari creates interiors where every object tells a story. From furniture and lighting to ceramics and decorative pieces, the brand selects creations with a unique character, blending craftsmanship, design and influences from around the world.

Driven by a passion for beautiful materials and timeless objects, Little Cabari crafts warm and inspiring spaces, where every detail contributes to the overall atmosphere.

To mark LIGHT ON ART #9, Little Cabari is taking over the spaces at Varenne with a selection of pieces chosen for their ability to interact with the architecture of the venue. An invitation to discover a way of life where interior design, heritage and contemporary creation come together naturally.

Alexis and Martin view bespoke design as a precise dialogue between gesture, material and use. Trained as cabinetmakers, they conceive each piece as the perfect response to a given space.  Wood is their preferred medium, but never their only one. They enjoy combining it with other materials, playing with tension, balance and rhythm. Their approach is methodical, almost architectural, always aimed at achieving the right result.


They champion contemporary, vibrant cabinetmaking that can interact with today's interiors without compromising the depth of traditional craftsmanship.

Marie-Victoire Winckler is a designer obsessed with materials and the long term. Her career, spanning Paris, Milan, Berlin and Rome, has forged a deeply European design culture, nourished as much by art history as by the demands of contemporary projects.

In her Paris studio, Marie-Victoire creates pieces in which nothing is superfluous. Each object embodies a controlled tension between formal rigour and tactile sensitivity. She seeks neither effect nor visible signature, but a form of silent nobility. That of objects made to last, to accompany places and lives.