7 – 8 November

Le Salon du Design

Booking Required

Le Salon du Design presents a focused selection of twentieth‑century furniture, lighting and design objects from 1910 to 1990. About thirty vetted professional dealers from Switzerland and across Europe offer original and collectible pieces signed by modern and postmodern designers. Emphasising authenticity, craftsmanship and provenance, the fair appeals to discerning collectors and enthusiasts. The presentation foregrounds curated, high-quality vintage pieces rather than flea-market finds or contemporary studio work, inviting close study of form, material and design history.

Route des Acacias 45,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: Photo Pauline Aellen

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