GALERIE CHASTEL-MARÉCHAL

Galerie Chastel-Maréchal has been based in Saint-Germain-des-Prés since 1994. Aline Chastel, it’s founder, is a member of the CPGA (Comité Professionnel des Galeries d’Art), the SFEP (Syndicat Français des Experts Professionnels en oeuvres d’art), and an associate member of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris. The gallery participates in major international fairs including DESIGN MIAMI/PARIS, TEFAF New York, PAD Paris…

Specializing in French design from the 1930’s to the 1970’s, the gallery showcase masters such as Line Vautrin, Jean Royère, Serge Roche, Georges Jouve, Alberto Giacometti, François-Xavier Lalanne…

In 2018, Aline Chastel expanded her scope to include modern Brazilian design, presented for the first time in a parisian gallery. Her exhibitions offer a thoughtful lens on these decades, highlighting rare and previously unseen works. She is also known for landmark shows dedicated to 20th century decorative arts figures, including Line Vautrin (1998, 2004), Jean Royère (2005), Serge Roche (2006), and others.

In 2020, the gallery featured contemporary artist Joy de Rohan Chabot, creating a dialogue with Chastel’s core designers. Each exhibition is underpinned by in-depth research, often culminating in the publication of reference books, such as Miroirs on Line Vautrin and the widely acclaimed monograph on Serge Roche.

Since October 2024, the gallery opens a new space which is the culmination of Aline Chastel’s work. The private space only visible by invitation, seen like a gathering of an inner circle, of enthusiasts and friends, provides the opportunity to exhibit more, and differently. Aline Chastel, for whom intimacy is essential, puts communication at the heart of her work as a gallery Owen. A veritable “conduit for art”, she likes to “create connections that provoke encounters between objects and collectors”.