Established by Parisian sisters Sophie Pinet and Marion Pinet, in addition to Marion’s partner Pierre Pollet (they all have backgrounds in style), Inventaire Mobilier produces “everyday objects motivated by old, anonymous structures: farmhouses, barns, churches, and village homes. These objects recommendation easy shapes and humble methods that modernity often ignores.
“In regions like Rouergue, the northern of Cotentin, Quercy, and Lauragais, we work with blacksmiths, ironworkers, metalworkers, founders, chiselers, carpenters, woodturners, and woodworkers to develop a catalog of robust, classic pieces.”
The concept for Inventaire began percolating in 2016, when Pierre and Marion, the creators of Pollet Pinet Architectes studio, moved to Larnagol and brought back an old village farmhouse. Their work led them to explore rural architecture throughout a number of natural regions, from the alpine farms of the Bornes massif to the granite homes of Cotentin. Marion’s sibling Sophie, a former editor at AD France, joined them in their objective to offer meaningful, gratifying work for artisans as a homage to conventional workmanship.
Here’s a look at their offerings:
Photography by Jamie Hawkesworth
Candlesticks
Above: A grouping of Inventaire candle holders.”Handmade in the Lauragais region of France, each candleholder is forged and hammered for numerous hours on the blacksmith’s anvil, shaped one by one. The types are based upon the ancient rushlight
, the rural ancestor of the candlestick.” Above: Rates for the Inventaire Candlesticks range from$506 to$722.< img src ="http://www.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/inventaire-candlesticks-733x977.jpg"alt=" Rural Reconnaissance Handmade Fixtures and Fittings from Inventaire Mobilier picture 7 "width="733" height=" 977"/ > Above:”Along the Atlantic coast, from France to Ireland by means of southern England, and even more east in the Alps,
countrymen lit their homes with rushlights, which featured a clamp that held a splinter of
wood. While beeswax candles were booked for unique occasions, the resinous splinter quietly lit the hearth of country homes. “Door Hardware Above: Inventaire door deals with are handcrafted in the Calvados area of France. Each manage is distinct, hammered on the anvil of the blacksmith who forms them, one by one, with his hammer, or turned by hand in among the last staying workshops in Normandy. Door Manage 03(revealed above) is influenced by a design discovered in the Cotentin region on a Mariners’ chapel dating back to the 11th century, 
Above: Inventaire Escutcheons are handcrafted in Calvados, France. Each one is distinct– forged and hammered by hand on the blacksmith’s anvil, one at a time. Costs vary from $37 to $73. 
Above: The Door Deal with 01 is offered in sets; $560. Cabinet Pulls< img src= "http://www.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/inventaire-iron-door-pull-1-733x1109.png"alt="inventaire iron door pull 1"width="733"height="1109"/ > Above: The Deal with 04 is made in Occitanie, France, and is$235. Above: The little Walnut Cabinet Pull is $44.
Wooden Objets
Above:”Wooden Shapes were utilized to teach strong geometry and mathematics in schools from the late 19th century to the very first half of the 20th century. 3 turned shapes– a sphere, a truncated cylinder, and a cone– crafted from 3 types of wood: pear, walnut, and corm tree, each with its own story to inform.” 
Above: A trio of wooden kinds in situ. Above: Inventaire boards are handmade in the Quercy area of France. Each board is unique, made by hand, and comes from a sustainable wood supply chain devoted to environmental protection. Above: An artistic arrangement of cutting boards.(Gone to 3,055 times, 3 gos to today)