Design

Les ventes en salle et en ligne d'objets de Design de Christie’s, organisées dans nos salles de vente de New York et Paris, proposent du mobilier de collection, des luminaires, des céramiques et des sculptures. Nos ventes aux enchères couvrent un large éventail de mouvements influents du design de ces 150 dernières années, tels que l’Art nouveau et l’Art déco ou le mouvement d'après-guerre, le Craft et le Contemporain. Elles proposent ainsi des styles emblématiques signés notamment par François-Xavier et Claude Lalanne, Diego Giacometti, Jean Royère et Tiffany Studios.

Notre équipe se distingue par sa capacité à mettre sur le marché des collections de design majeures et à y associer les histoires des collectionneurs qui les ont constituées. Parmi les exemples récents, citons la Résidence de James D. Zellerbach par Frances Elkins, Modern Reign: Hommage au Maharajah d’Indore, la collection Daniel Lebard et la Maison de Verre.

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Alexander Heminway
Deputy Chairman
+1 917 558 4798
AHeminway@christies.com
New York
Alex Heminway is a Senior Vice President and International Head of Design at Christie’s, New York. In his current role, Mr. Heminway is responsible for the global management of the department, which focuses on twentieth- and twenty-first-century decoratitive arts and design. The department holds multiple annual auctions in its various sale sites including New York, London, and Paris. He oversees business strategy with other sale departments, including Post-War and Contemporary Art. In 2019, after nine years at another international auction house, Mr. Heminway returned to Christie’s, where he began his career in 1993. Prior to this most recent auction experience, Mr. Heminway worked at Cove Landing, Manhattan-based dealers in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century English and Continental furniture, fine art, and sculpture. Prior to that he worked in sales for post-war and contemporary art dealer Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles, where he also worked on painter Ed Ruscha’s catalogue raisonné. Mr. Heminway has worked in the auction and gallery business in both fine and decorative arts for more than sixteen years between 1993 and the present
Daphné Riou
SVP, Global Co-Head of Design
+1 917 376 8171
DRiou@christies.com
New York
Daphné Riou is Global Co-Head of Design at Christie’s New York, where she has led the department since 2018. She brings a transatlantic perspective to the field of 20th century design, with particular expertise in French design and Tiffany Studios, and works closely with an international collector base across both auction and private sale channels.

At Christie’s, Daphné has been instrumental in bringing major Tiffany collections to market, including Tiffany Masterworks from the Garden Museum: A Private Collection (2022) and The Ann and Gordon Getty Collection (2022). She has overseen landmark results for Tiffany Studios, notably the Pond Lily lamp, which achieved $3.4 million. She has played a key role in a number of important sales dedicated to the sculptures of François Xavier and Claude Lalanne in New York, including Sculpting Paradise: The Collection of Marie Lalanne (2022) and François Xavier Lalanne, Sculpteur | Collection Dorothée Lalanne (2024). Alongside public auctions, she advises collectors on private sales, providing tailored access to exceptional works.

Prior to her current role, Daphné held specialist positions at another international auction house in Paris, London, and New York, where she contributed to the sale of major works and private collections of 20th century design.

Daphné began her career at Christie’s Paris, where she was involved in the landmark 2011 sale of the Château de Gourdon Art Deco collections, which achieved €42 million. She holds a Master’s degree from HEC Paris Business School and studied art history at the École du Louvre, complemented by early professional experience at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
Victoria Allerton Tudor
Vice President, Head of Department
718 710 2136
vtudor@christies.com
New York
Victoria Tudor began her career with christie’s in 2008 based in New York. As a Specialist with the Decorative Arts department and a contributing member of the Private and Iconic Collections team, Victoria participated in important sales The Private Collection of President & Mrs. Ronald Reagan (2016); the landmark sale of The Peggy and David Rockefeller Collection (2018); and oversale the single owner sale of affable art and antiques dealer Mr. Joel Chen of JF Chen, Los Angeles, Ca. (2018). The opportunity to celebrate the marriage of antique and 20th century design appeared again as Victoria acted as the head of sale for The Collection of A. Jerrold Perenchio (2020), the concurrent single owner online sales of renowned French interior designer Henri Samuel interiors; and contributed as head of Design in the Sacred and Imperial: The James and Marilynn Alsdorf Collection (2020). In 2021, Victoria joined the Design department as Head of Sale to spearhead the New York calendar of sales for the dedicated department.

In Design, Victoria has lead the team to increased marketshare and exponential growth for the category – through a combination of various owner and single owner sale opportunities. As head of sale for Design and Tiffany sales annually, in addition to key roles in unique opportunities such as Tiffany Masterworks from the Garden Museum: A Private Collection (2022), Victoria has also implemented the first mid-season online auction series Modern Collector beginning in Spring 2022. A native of Chicago, Illinois, Victoria received her Bachelor’s from Bowdoin College in Maine with a focus in Latin American Literature, Spanish Language and International Relations. She has her Colored Stones certification from the Gemological Institute of America and is serving as an auctioneer for Christie’s since 2021.
Christina Haselerhansen
Head of Sale
+1 347 205 7429
chaselerhansen@christies.com
New York
Christina Haselerhansen joined the Design department at Christie’s New York as a Cataloguer in 2021. Prior to this, she earned her Master’s degree from Christie’s Education in London, graduating in 2017 from the History of Art and Art-World Practice: Fine and Decorative Art from Renaissance to Modernism program accredited through the University of Glasgow. Since 2019, Christina has established a career within the auction world. During her time at Christie’s, she has contributed to several high profile sales, including Tiffany Masterworks from the Garden Museum: A Private Collection (June 2022), Sculpting Paradise: The Collection of Marie Lalanne (December 2022), The Ann and Gordon Getty Collection (October 2022 and June 2023), ADAM: Works from the Collection of Adam Lindemann (March 2023), and, most recently, François-Xavier Lalanne, Sculpteur | Collection Dorothée Lalanne (October 2024).

Throughout her tenure, Christina has developed a specialization in works by Tiffany Studios and Les Lalanne (Claude and Franҫois-Xavier Lalanne), and she continues to refine this expertise in her current role as Head of Sale.
Flavien Gaillard
Global Co-Head of Design
+33 (0)1 40 76 84 43
fgaillard@christies.com
Paris
Flavien Gaillard is a key player in the international market, with fifteen years of experience at Christie's and an unwavering passion for 20th-century design. Dedicated to bringing forgotten design names back into the spotlight, he has developed a publishing programme which includes monographs on Roger Capron and Jean-Louis Avril, the latter of whom he exhibited early in his career. Since joining Christie's in 2011, he has expanded his focus to encompass all the major figures of the 20th century, including Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand and Jean Royère. On a global level, Flavien plays an active role in generating interest among buyers in major names in design. He played a key role in publishing the catalogue for the first ever exhibition dedicated to the Giacometti brothers in Asia. He has made a pivotal contribution to the global success of iconic collections such as the Maison de Verre (€15 million) and Daniel Lebard (€32 million), as well as Lalanne-dedicated sales. Rediscovering an artist's entire career and renewing market interest lies at the heart of his work. He has organised unique monographic sales for Jean Royère (2017), Georges Jouve (2018), Line Vautrin (2022), Charlotte Perriand (2022) and Louis Cane (2025). These sales generated long-term market interest and set a series of world records for these artists. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the KREO gallery in 2026, Flavien will be showcasing major pieces by Marc Newson, Hella Jongerius, Konstantin Grcic and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec at Christie's.

Fort de quinze années d’expérience chez Christie’s et d’une passion sans faille pour le design du XXe siècle, Flavien Gaillard est un acteur incontournable du marché international. Œuvrant à la revalorisation des noms oubliés du design, il développe un travail d’édition qui comprend notamment la réédition d’une monographie sur Roger Capron ou la publication d’un ouvrage dédié à Jean-Louis Avril qu’il expose à ces débuts. Ayant rejoint Christie’s en 2011, il élargit son champ d’action à tous les grands noms du XXe siècle tels Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand ou Jean Royère. Très actif à l’international, Flavien développe l’intérêt des acheteurs mondiaux pour les grands noms du design. Ainsi, il joue un rôle clé dans le catalogue de la toute première exposition consacrée aux frères Giacometti en Asie et contribue au succès mondial de collections emblématiques comme celles de la Maison de verre (15M€), de Daniel Lebard (32M€) ou des ventes dédiées aux Lalanne. Faire redécouvrir la trajectoire d’un artiste, renouveler l’intérêt pour l’ensemble d’une œuvre, est au cœur de son action. Ainsi, Flavien multiplie les ventes monographiques inédites. Dédiées aux univers de Jean Royère (2017), Georges Jouve (2018), Line Vautrin (2022), Charlotte Perriand (2022) ou Louis Cane (2025), elles suscitent un intérêt à long terme du marché et une série de records mondiaux pour tous ces artistes. En 2026, Flavien célèbre les 30 ans de la galerie KREO chez Christie’s, en présentant les pièces majeures signées Marc Newson, Hella Jongerius, Konstantin Grcic ou Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.
Sonja Ganne
Chairwoman
+33 (0)1 40 76 86 21
sganne@christies.com
Paris
After graduating from La Sorbonne in History of Art, Sonja Ganne started her career in the famous François Laffanour – Galerie Downtown. Building on her seven years of experience, she joined Christie’s London in 1997 before coming to Paris in 1998 to create the 20th century decorative art and design department. She launched the first sales in Paris, which fetched world record prices and attracted new French and international collectors.

Sonja Ganne also played a key role in the success of the sale of three major works of art by Rembrandt Bugatti in 2011 (€2,400,000) as well as leading various important sales and developing the department significantly: in 2013 Christie’s sold six unique works of art by Armand Rateau from the apartments of the Duke and Duchess of Alba (€4,500,000).
Agathe de Bazin
Specialist, Head of Department
+33 (0)1 40 76 72 54
adebazin@christies.com
Paris
After a double degree in Art History at the École du Louvre and in Management of Cultural Goods and Activities at the ESCP business school, Agathe started her career in an international auction house from 2015 to 2020. In April 2020, Agathe de Bazin joined Christie's in the Design department, as Head of Sale. She quickly took charge of organising sales, particularly collections that would mark the history of design sales in Paris in 2021: namely the Marion Lambert, Stéphane Danant, Annie and Jean Dalsace (Maison de verre) and also Daniel Lebard collections. All these names sound like ideal opportunities to confront the views of those who are at the origin of the most beautiful design collections of the 20th century. Since her arrival, Agathe has contributed to the numerous world records that have marked these sales: no less than 11 for the Stéphane Danant collection, 2 for Pierre Chareau (in the Annie and Jean Dalsace collection), 24 for the Daniel Lebard collection, as well as the world record for a Claude Lalanne work, the 'Structure végétale' chandelier, which reached €3,740,000.

Après une double formation en histoire de l’Art à l’École du Louvre et en management des biens et des activités culturels à l’ESCP, c’est dans une maison de vente internationale qu’Agathe fera ses premières armes de 2015 à 2020. En avril 2020, Agathe de Bazin fait son entrée chez Christie’s au département Design, en tant que responsable des ventes. Elle y prend rapidement en charge l’organisation de ventes et particulièrement de collections qui marqueront l’histoire des ventes design à Paris en 2021 : à savoir la collection Marion Lambert, Stéphane Danant, Annie et Jean Dalsace (Maison de verre), ou encore celle de Daniel Lebard. Autant de noms qui sonnent comme des occasions rêvées de se confronter aux regards de celles et ceux qui sont à l’origine des plus belles collections de design au XXe siècle. Depuis son arrivée, Agathe a contribué à obtenir les nombreux records mondiaux qui ont rythmé ces ventes : pas moins de 11 pour la collection Stéphane Danant, 2 pour Pierre Chareau (dans la collection d’Annie et Jean Dalsace), 24 pour la collection Daniel Lebard, ainsi que le record mondial pour une œuvre Claude Lalanne, le lustre ‘Structure végétale’ qui a atteint €3,740,000.
Capucine Tamboise
Specialist, Head of Sale
+33 (0)1 40 76 72 13
ctamboise@christies.com
Paris
Graduated from Warwick University in Art History and from Essec in Management, Capucine started her career in several international auction houses. In 2014, Capucine joined Artcurial and actively worked on the creation and development of two specialty departments. She was in charge of the organization of Scandinavian Design sales and contributed to obtaining several records for Danish and Finnish designers like Paavo Tynell. In 2023, Capucine returned to Christie’s where she began her career in 2008, as a specialist in the Design department. Her knowledge of the market will be a major asset to continue the development of 20th Century Design sales.
Robin Beyries
Specialist
+33 (0)1 40 76 72 57
rbeyries@christies.com
Paris
Robin graduated from Law and History of Art from Panthéon-Sorbonne University, holding a Master’s degree in European Law and a bachelor degree in History of Art. Robin joined the Design department in Paris at the beginning of 2017 and developed his expertise in Design first as in intern and cataloguer with a particular affection for French Art Deco. Over his career Robin has played a central role in the authentication of works under research, with a focus on French Design, and today liaises with an international network of external committees, specialists and institutions. During his time at Christie’s Robin contributed to the success of the ’white glove’ sale of Les Giacometti d’Hubert de Givenchy that achieved the highest result for a Design sale in 2017 (€ 32,748,500) and secured a pair of stools by Diego Giacometti. Set for inclusion in a Paris Design sale in 2019 the pair fetched €394,000.
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Robin est diplômé en droit et histoire de l’art de l’université Panthéon-Sorbonne. Il est titulaire d’un master en droit européen et d’une licence en histoire de l’art. Il a rejoint le département Design à Paris début 2017 et a développé son expertise en Design, avec une affection particulière pour l’art déco français, d’abord en tant que stagiaire puis catalogueur. Au cours de sa carrière, Robin a eu un rôle clé dans l’authentification d’œuvres faisant l'objet de recherches, en particulier dans le domaine du design français. Aujourd’hui, il est en liaison avec un réseau international de comités externes, spécialistes et institutions. Durant son passage chez Christie’s, Robin a contribué au succès de la vente Les Giacometti d’Hubert de Givenchy, qui a atteint le prix record pour une vente de design en 2017 (€ 32,748,500). Il a également contribué à obtenir un ensemble de tabourets signé Giacometti. Inclut dans une vente Design à Paris en 2019, le prix a atteint €394,000.
Eléonore Poitiers
Junior Specialist
+33 1 407 67 226
epoitiers@christies.com
Paris
Maggie Kwiecien
Specialist, Private Sales
+44 207 389 2742
mkwiecien@christies.com
London
Design Enquiries
designenquiries@christies.com
London

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Flavien Gaillard

Global Co-Head of Design

+33 (0)1 40 76 84 43

fgaillard@christies.com

Paris

Flavien Gaillard is a key player in the international market, with fifteen years of experience at Christie's and an unwavering passion for 20th-century design. Dedicated to bringing forgotten design names back into the spotlight, he has developed a publishing programme which includes monographs on Roger Capron and Jean-Louis Avril, the latter of whom he exhibited early in his career. Since joining Christie's in 2011, he has expanded his focus to encompass all the major figures of the 20th century, including Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand and Jean Royère. On a global level, Flavien plays an active role in generating interest among buyers in major names in design. He played a key role in publishing the catalogue for the first ever exhibition dedicated to the Giacometti brothers in Asia. He has made a pivotal contribution to the global success of iconic collections such as the Maison de Verre (€15 million) and Daniel Lebard (€32 million), as well as Lalanne-dedicated sales. Rediscovering an artist's entire career and renewing market interest lies at the heart of his work. He has organised unique monographic sales for Jean Royère (2017), Georges Jouve (2018), Line Vautrin (2022), Charlotte Perriand (2022) and Louis Cane (2025). These sales generated long-term market interest and set a series of world records for these artists. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the KREO gallery in 2026, Flavien will be showcasing major pieces by Marc Newson, Hella Jongerius, Konstantin Grcic and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec at Christie's.

Fort de quinze années d’expérience chez Christie’s et d’une passion sans faille pour le design du XXe siècle, Flavien Gaillard est un acteur incontournable du marché international. Œuvrant à la revalorisation des noms oubliés du design, il développe un travail d’édition qui comprend notamment la réédition d’une monographie sur Roger Capron ou la publication d’un ouvrage dédié à Jean-Louis Avril qu’il expose à ces débuts. Ayant rejoint Christie’s en 2011, il élargit son champ d’action à tous les grands noms du XXe siècle tels Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand ou Jean Royère. Très actif à l’international, Flavien développe l’intérêt des acheteurs mondiaux pour les grands noms du design. Ainsi, il joue un rôle clé dans le catalogue de la toute première exposition consacrée aux frères Giacometti en Asie et contribue au succès mondial de collections emblématiques comme celles de la Maison de verre (15M€), de Daniel Lebard (32M€) ou des ventes dédiées aux Lalanne. Faire redécouvrir la trajectoire d’un artiste, renouveler l’intérêt pour l’ensemble d’une œuvre, est au cœur de son action. Ainsi, Flavien multiplie les ventes monographiques inédites. Dédiées aux univers de Jean Royère (2017), Georges Jouve (2018), Line Vautrin (2022), Charlotte Perriand (2022) ou Louis Cane (2025), elles suscitent un intérêt à long terme du marché et une série de records mondiaux pour tous ces artistes. En 2026, Flavien célèbre les 30 ans de la galerie KREO chez Christie’s, en présentant les pièces majeures signées Marc Newson, Hella Jongerius, Konstantin Grcic ou Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

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