From left to right : Geneviève Farkas, Violaine Lopes, Jérôme Lebrun, Elisabeth Curtaud, Charlotte Farkas, Ewa Stykala
About us
Having studied languages and marketing, Elisabeth Curtaud left her career in consumer goods analysis and marketing, to pursue her true passion for colour and fashion.
Following extensive training in colour and textiles, Elisabeth Curtaud worked internationally for Parisian trend forecasting agency Promostyl, for six years, as a colour and fabric specialist, before heading up the print department at Cacharel.
In 1997, Elisabeth Curtaud created her own trends agency, initially specialising in mens, womens and children’s fashion, before re-focussing on the growing home sector – and Demain La Maison was born.
The Demain La Maison team comprises of five experts in the fields of trends, print, jacquard, photo-styling, and photography, who develop exclusive collections for clients, create catalogues and printed materials, work with visual display, and assist with any specific projects and needs.
Demain la Maison, a crossroad where artisans, craftmen, designers and businessmen meet and share.
Demain La Maison est agrée par le Ministère de l’Education Nationale de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche
Our References
Demain La Maison was created to provide a creative and thorough, client led service. Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss your needs.
Textile
Bed linen and terry towelling
– François Hans “Blanc des Vosges” – France
– Torrente – France
– Sanderson – UK
– Groupe Casino – France
Beach
– Kartsen – Brazil
Soft Furnishing
– Texunion – France
– Groupe Rhodia – Brazil
Accessories
– Groupe Didier Guérin – France
Kitchen & Tableware
– WNF – Germany
– Groupe Casino – France
Decoration, Christmas & Stationery
– Groupe Casino – France
Our exclusive collections
Contemporary
Colorful
Poetic
Sofisticated
Consulting & Corporate Training
Demain La Maison works with clients specific needs:
– focus the target of your collections
– enhance and optimise your sales teams
– optimise merchandising at the point of sale
Demain La Maison is recognized by le Ministère de l’Education Nationale de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche
Catalogues & Stands
Demain la Maison develops harmonious catalogues and displays with a coherent identity.
