Source Édition expands its retail network
BY CLAIRE TARDY
The brand launched in Milan in 2025 has announced its presence in six new high-end points of sale, including the new Galerie du Design in Saint-Étienne and the boutiques of the Grand Palais and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. The main one remains its Paris showroom, where the full collection will be presented for Paris Design Week 2026.
Since then, the brand has worked hand in hand with the Mobilier National to offer Turenne Chevallereau's TU-TU collection in a new finish: a walnut veneer tinted to resemble rosewood. Designed in 1968, TU-TU is one of the first flat-pack pieces of furniture in French design, a table that transforms into a pouf with the help of a simple cushion.Other emblematic models from the brand include André Monpoix's Dialogue armchair and sofa, Ben Swildens' Jumelles and Pliée lamps, and Claude Courtecuisse's Miniflore bud vase.
Today, Source Édition is expanding its network by extending its presence to six points of sale. The first, and by no means the least, is its Paris showroom, located at 23 rue d'Aboukir, near Place des Victoires. For Paris Design Week 2026, interior designers and collectors will be invited to discover the brand's entire collection there.
Today, Source Édition is expanding its network by extending its presence to six points of sale. The first, and by no means the least, is its Paris showroom, located at 23 rue d'Aboukir, near Place des Victoires. For Paris Design Week 2026, interior designers and collectors will be invited to discover the brand's entire collection there.
In addition, the brand's pieces are now available in several museum shops and leading retailers: Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, the Grand Palais Boutique, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs Boutique, Le Cèdre Rouge, and the Galerie du Design de Saint-Étienne.
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