IBRIDE
In 1996, Ibride emerged from the quaint town of Fontain, France, as the brainchild of publisher Carine Jannin and the talented brothers, Rachel and Benoît Convers. From the onset, Ibride's creations broke the mold of traditional home accessories, capturing attention in over 50 countries with their unique and eccentric designs. Collaborations with renowned designers like Aurel Rubbish, Constance Guisset, and Jeanne Riot further elevated Ibride's status in the design world.
A Symphony of Unconventional Designs
Notable among Ibride's offerings are the Faux-Semblants table set, Bernache tray, and Bambi console. Each product is a testament to Ibride's philosophy of transforming the mundane into the magnificent. The Faux-Semblants table set challenges perceptions, blurring the lines between utility and art, while the Bernache tray and Bambi console exemplify Ibride's knack for infusing everyday objects with whimsy and wonder.
Ibride: Where Imagination Meets Design
Ibride's extensive range, including trays, furniture, plates, prints and home decorations, reflects a deep commitment to redefining home aesthetics. The brand seamlessly integrates practicality with artistic flair, making each creation a conversation piece.
The Ibride Experience: Beyond Ordinary
Delving into Ibride's collections is an invitation to experience a blend of past and present, reality and fantasy. Their iconic "Galerie de Portraits" collection, which juxtaposes classical art with animal vibrancy, encapsulates Ibride's ethos of creating unlikely encounters between diverse eras and inspirations.
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