Maxime Hervé George: The Visionary Behind “Angle Mort Atelier” — Crafting Timeless Elegance with Sustainable Soul

 






In the heart of Paris, where history, luxury, and culture intertwine, a new wave of sustainable design and heritage restoration is quietly flourishing, thanks to the vision of one man — Maxime Hervé George. As the founder of Angle Mort Atelier, Maxime has pioneered a unique path that fuses eco-conscious creativity with the time-honored elegance of Parisian architecture. His mission? To redefine interior spaces with bespoke furniture and meticulous restoration practices that echo the past while protecting the future.


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