The Design sale on 21 May opened the season with an outstanding result of €14.5 million. A pair of Éléphanteau armchairs by Jean Royère reached €1,129,000, while a rare Cerf et Renard console by Diego Giacometti, emblematic of his poetic menagerie, sold for €2,460,000. The set of fifty works by Louis Cane, produced between 1969 and 1978, was acquired for €1.7 million, confirming growing interest in experimental practices at the intersection of art and design.

The online sales also enjoyed great success. The Contemporary Art auction exceeded €3.5 million, led by Profondeurs veloutées by Chu Teh-Chun, which sold for €201,600. A work by Hans Hartung doubled its high estimate at €100,800, while a painting by Aboudia tripled its estimate at €113,400. The Impressionist and Modern Art sale reached over €2.2 million. Two artworks by André Lhote shone, fetching €277,200 (Portrait de ma femme) and €107,100 (Suite de gestes). Sonia Delaunay’s Rythme coloré sold for €138,600, and Paul Signac’s Port de Saint-Tropez reached €37,800, three times its high estimate.

Finally, on 28 May, the white-glove sale of the exceptional collection of European Minimalist and Kinetic art assembled by Helga and Edzard Reuter achieved €7.55 million with 100% of lots sold. This sale was highlighted by the performance of Relief Planétaire Terre (Marseille, Aix) (RP 24) by Yves Klein, which sold for €1,613,000. Other notable works include Concetto Spaziale by Lucio Fontana, sold for €1,008,000, and Weißes Feld by Günther Uecker, which reached €403,200.