Andree Putman Clair de jour armchair
Ecart International
Bruno Moinard Geneve bridge
Ecart Design W armchair
Eileen Gray Transat
Jean-Michel Frank Armchair
Jean-Michel Frank Bergere
Jean-Michel Frank Bridge armchair
Jean-Michel Frank Club armchair
Jean-Michel Frank Cube armchair
Jean-Michel Frank Elephant armchair
Jean-Michel Frank Metteur en scene bridge
Jean-Michel Frank Rattan bergere
Jean-Michel Frank Rattan bridge
Jean-Michel Frank Soleil side table
Jean-Michel Frank Transat
Jean-Michel Frank Upholstered back armchair
Jean-Michel Frank Upholstered bridge
Laurent Maugoust & Cecile Chenais Wolf armchair
Laurent Maugoust & Cecile Chenais Wolf bridge
Olivia Putman Rest armchair
Andree Putman Elephant bench
Jean-Michel Frank Chair
Jean-Michel Frank Rattan chair
Jean-Michel Frank Upholstered chair
In 1978, Andrée Putman founded Ecart International, transforming a warehouse into a showroom to revive forgotten early 20th-century designs. She carefully selected and reissued works by Eileen Gray, Jean-Michel Frank, and Mariano Fortuny, focusing on timeless elegance rather than fleeting trends.
Ecart’s success led to collaborations with contemporary designers like Sacha Ketoff and Martin Szekely, expanding its influence. The company also grew into an interior design agency, attracting major fashion clients. The name "Ecart" - an anagram of "Trace" - reflects its mission to honor design history while shaping the present. Today, the brand continues its legacy of craftsmanship and sophistication.