Anthony Guerrée, a French designer born in Normandy in 1987, based in Paris. Known for his sculptural yet functional designs, he explores high-quality craftsmanship and the history of French decorative arts. Guerrée trained at the École Boulle, where he developed his passion for fine craftsmanship. He began his career at Studio Andrée Putman in 2010, collaborating with top artisans, and later worked with Christophe Delcourt on the Delcourt Collection.
In 2020, Guerrée launched his own studio, creating designs inspired by his travels, personal experiences, and literature. His debut collection, Chairs of Lost Time, was influenced by Marcel Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu, with each chair embodying a character from the novel. In 2022, his “Verdurin” screen-chair entered the collection of Mobilier National, and he received the “French Design 100” prize at the Palais de l’Élysée.
Guerrée collaborates with international brands like De La Espada, Linteloo or La Chanc.

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