Objects with Narratives unveils ADOR Gallery, a curated showroom in Geneva

Objects With Narratives has unveiled ADOR Gallery, a private, appointment-only showroom set along the tranquil shores of Lake Geneva, Switzerland, offering an intimate alternative to the traditional gallery format. Conceived as a curated ‘collector’s apartment’, the new space offers fresher ways to discover and collect pieces of art and design, inviting visitors to experience works in a context that is both sophisticated and liveable. As Objects with Narratives notes in the project's press release, “More than just an exhibition space, it is a carefully designed collector's apartment—a place where art and design come to life in an environment that is both sophisticated and liveable.”

Every object in the showroom tells a story of craftsmanship, innovation and timeless beauty, demonstrating how creativity can be seamlessly integrated into an intimate setting.

The new showroom brings together an expansive and diverse selection of works of master artists and contemporary designers—fostering a dialogue across eras, styles and disciplines. Featured historical and modern art figures include Jean-Michel Basquiat, René Magritte, Pablo Picasso, Pierre Soulages, Marc Chagall, Fernand Léger, Henri Matisse, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Giuseppe Penone, Yan Pei-Ming, Salvo, alongside contemporary designers such as Ben Storms and Laurids Gallée.

Complementing these is a broad array of contemporary artists, designers and makers whose work emphasises cross-disciplinary innovation, including KRJST Studio, Katrien Doms, Tim Vranken, Tanguy Tourrain, Pieter Grond, Middernacht Alexander, Jojo Corväiá, Maison Jonckers, Lukas Cober, Mircea Anghel, Elissa Lacoste, Jan Ernst, Artur De Menezes, Jumandie Seys, Kiko Lopez, Marius Ritiu, Christian Fregnan, Thomas Serruys, Laura Sattin, Carine Boxy, William Guillon, Sarah Roseman and Tiberiu Cojocaru

Together, these artists and makers underscore ADOR Gallery’s commitment to celebrating the infinite intersections between art and design and to fostering cross-disciplinary exchange. “This space becomes a dialogue between eras, styles and materials, celebrating the infinite intersections of art and design,” concludes Objects With Narratives.