Paris-based collector and founder of Galerie MLS, Maya Leroux has an eye for objects that hold history yet feel at home in a modern space. Through her work, she curates well-made pieces meant to be lived with and appreciated over time.
Maya shares a few things that are inspiring her now, from coveted treasures to the places in Paris she returns to often.

Josef Hoffmann Fledermaus chair 

"I love the quiet strength of his work and how his industrial sensibility feels so modern in any setting."

1926 René Lalique Bellis Vase 

"I have for a long time had an obsession with vases. René Lalique is to me one of the great designers of his time and I recently came across this thick glass vase and my mind can’t let go of it."

At this time of the season, a good cashmere knit is always a part of my uniform. It is a sort of thing I’d wear endlessly; it’s timeless, understated, and beautifully made.

Le Duc 

"Delicious seafood and such a beautiful place." 

Galerie Maxime Flatry

"I often stop by to see what’s new; their selection of 20th-century furniture and design is always inspiring."

Parc Monceau

"My favourite place for a quiet walk. I go there often to clear my head."

The World of Interiors

“I have a solid collection of their older issues. I often fall back on them to see the trends back then and compare them to now.”

Art Deco House Styles Book by Trevor York

"I recently came across this book at Librairie Galignani, its a current obsession for me."