List of products by brand JOSÉ LEVY

His area for action is plural, he is above all faithful to the human as the starting point and driving force of each of his projects. Supplier of singular and intimate objects, José Lévy weaves links between his creations and their recipients.

Jose Levy is a Parisian traveler and artist who navigates with talent and a poetry tinted with humor between fashion, decorative arts and plastic arts.

Re-creator of memories, clean or borrowed, José Lévy animates each of his fantasy creations and the rigor that characterizes him. Laureate of the Villa Kujoyama, Grand Prix of the City of Paris and Knight of the Arts and Letters, he designs for a passionate audience of stories about the past and the new horizons.

Jose Levy collaborates with the most recognized art and design galleries and publishers: Hermès, Perrotin, Galerie des charpentiers, Cristalleries Saint-Louis, Diptyque, Astier of Villatte, Manufacture of Sèvres, ...

He also exhibited in personal exhibitions in museums such as Musée Guimet and the Musée de la Chasse in Paris. He has also collaborated with the Petit Palais, the Palais de Tokyo and the Villa Kujoyama in Kyoto.

2012

He has exhibited his work inspired by
his experience in Japan at the Next Level Gallery
and collaborated with the Manufacture de Moroges
to create the Mare rug, an entirely handmade carpet.

1990

Launch of his brand “José Lévy à Paris” brand. His brand has led to the rise of a number of collaborators, including Hedi Slimane and Alexandre Mattiussi.

1991

A year after launching his brand, Lévy won the ANDAM prize in the men’s category, a recognition that propelled him into the fashion world.

2010

Lévy designed the Collection Parisienne for Roche Bobois, a series of furniture and accessories inspired by the Haussmann architecture of Paris. He has also collaborated with Astier de Villatte.

2011

He took part in the group exhibition Carpet Stories at the Tools Galerie and designed objects for Saint-Louis. In the same year, he collaborated with perfumer Francis Kurkdjian on a collection of scented candles.

2014

He designed two original candle holders for the opening of the first Diptyque boutique in Japan and created an installation for the city’s first Nuit Blanche. On his return to Paris, he designed two lanterns to celebrate the opening.

2020

Collaboration with Serax on the “Fontainebleau”: green garden furniture with a minimalist design.

2018

Collaboration with Hermès
Installation «Ode à la beauté équine»
Black leather.

2021

Collaboration with Leblon Delienne
PAD Paris - Kokeshi

The range of sculpture designed by José Lévy is characterised by two fundamental design operations. The first is an act of abstraction.

The dolls are entirely black, deprived of the coloured touches that traditionally animate them.

The second was a change of scale. José Lévy’s large, dark Kokeshis exceed human proportions. This ambiguous scale, the magnification of a reduced model, gives a new scale to the meticulous gestures of making.