Mosaic Furniture

For the last 10 years I have been developing a new approach to Mosaics.As Evolution is inevitable, it naturally leads me to create with a contemporary edge.

While the material itself connects us to thousands of years ago it seems to adjust to our new ways of living and I like to integrate Mosaics in many transitional projects.

Valerie Carmet was born and raised in Romans (south of France ) famously known at the time for hosting most of the French shoemakers.

Valerie moved to New York City in ‘89 to work in the fashion industry and it’s in ‘95 she discovers a true passion for Mosaics; her career shifts to become a full time mosaic artist.

I like to see myself as a NYC chic “bohemian” with a twist of mosaic Pop Art. - Valerie Carmet

Valerie 2001 one-woman furniture show sees the exhibition of more than 25 one of a kind pieces produced in a record time, covered with broken plates/dishes (picassiette technique) and mixed media; a revolutionary concept, inspired from her fashion influence using exotic materials like baby bamboos, fake fur, raffia, paper caning, passementrie it will put Valerie at the forefront of Mosaic and Picassiette Art in the U.S. and claims her recognition by its European & American peers that will earn Valerie magazines and TV show appearances.

Valerie Carmet one of a kind collections have been sold to private and public collectors worldwide.

Valerie produces large scale custom works/installations for public and private clients with the likes of the Rockefeller Center, NBC-dateline, NYU Medical Center Cancer Institute and Ritz Carlton Orlando to name a few.

Please visit Valerie website www.valeriecarmet.com for more info.