RUE VERTE
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RUE VERTE is a concept store founded in 1994 by Michala Jessen. The space is filled with a carefully curated selection of unique objects, vintage finds and art pieces mixed with high–end furnishings by some of the world’s foremost designers.

RUE VERTE have gone to great lengths to indulge your senses and look forward to welcoming you at their store for an inspiring selection of visionary designers and artists: Jojo Corvaïa · Vogel Studio · Meridiani · Natural Material Studio · Koen Van Guijze · Overgaard & Dyrman · Ceccotti Collezioni · Shuhei Fukuda · Christophe Delcourt · Collection Particulière · CTO Lighting · Bieke Casteleyn · Sofie Østerby · Maja Karen · Studio Henry Wilson · Faye Toogood · Boldizar Senteski · Entrelacs Creation · Baxter · Ogeborg · Dirk Vander Kooij · Ochre · Simonsen & Czechura · Carlo Scarpa · Venini · Vincenzo De Cotiis · Carlo Nason · Barovier e Toso · Claudio Salocchi - and many more.

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