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PAD London is one of the most expected art exhibitions in London. Collectors, curators and consultants are attracted to the transformed mecca of the art until 14th October.
The Pavilion of Art+Design (known as PAD London) located in Berkeley Square, welcomes its sixth edition with 65 leading modern and contemporary dealers.
PAD’s new design galleries this year are all contemporary specialists, including Gallery Seomi, from Seoul; Pearl Lam Design, from Shangai and Hong Kong; Gallery Fumy, from London and Hervé Van Der Straeten, from Paris.
We highlight the most rare pieces which you can admire and, if you can afford it, we strongly recommend you to acquire one of these valuous items.
Yvea Klein’s SE 208, 1958 from L&M Arts
Arman’s aliced bronze ‘Force décuplée’ 1995
Oval Meander Coffe table 2011 & Simon Hantad’s graphic Tabula, 1981
Sculptural lamp Pop by Guy de Rougemont and Jedd Novatt Ariane.3 sidetable
Max Ingrand’s pendant chandelier & loo Parisi’s sexy curved sofa, 1950
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