Nathalie Decoster takes over the Jeantet law firm

In 2026, the Jeantet law firm unveiled, on June 12, an exclusive installation of some fifteen sculptures by artist Nathalie Decoster, reserved for the firm's staff and visitors and set to run for several months. The artist was on hand to speak with staff about her work. Founded in 1924, the firm has occupied the "Vision Eiffel" townhouse on Rue Galilée in Paris's 16th arrondissement since 2020: a fully renovated six-story building, designed with agency CD&B as open, light-filled spaces rather than a conventional workplace.

Placed throughout the building, the sculptures engage with the architecture and accompany staff as they move through the space. Far from being merely on display, the pieces genuinely inhabit the building, becoming part of daily life for those who work there. The launch was also an occasion to discuss the artist's broader thinking on time, encounter, and the universal questions running through her work. It's a reminder that art can find its place well beyond the spaces traditionally set aside for it, enriching the workplace and sparking reflection within it.