Ralph Pucci International

Ralph Pucci International a design and art gallery with spaces in New York, Miami, Los Angeles and London

The Vallauris Paternal Light Sculpture by Lee F. Mindel.⁣⁣The towering totemic forms pay homage to the eponymous commune...
09/01/2026

The Vallauris Paternal Light Sculpture by Lee F. Mindel.⁣

The towering totemic forms pay homage to the eponymous commune in the South of France where Pablo Picasso, Suzanne Ramie, and Georges Jouve created their historic work. ⁣

Now on view at 44 West 18th Street in New York. ⁣

Fine art and design exist in constant dialogue throughout our galleries, where paintings, photography, and sculpture are...
08/28/2026

Fine art and design exist in constant dialogue throughout our galleries, where paintings, photography, and sculpture are presented alongside furniture and lighting.⁣

Rather than drawing distinctions between disciplines, the curation reveals a shared language of elegance, originality, and timelessness. Each work is considered on its own merit and for its ability to transform the space around it.⁣

A collection of Plasterglass lighting from our PROCESS exhibition in Miami. ⁣⁣Handmade in the (sculpture studio), each p...
08/26/2026

A collection of Plasterglass lighting from our PROCESS exhibition in Miami. ⁣

Handmade in the (sculpture studio), each piece retains subtle variations in texture and form—a reflection of the creative process. The designs begin in clay or plaster, shaped by our Master Sculptor and artists-in-residence as they experiment and refine each work. Once perfected, the designs are molded and executed in Plasterglass just steps away in our (factory). ⁣

“I want people to be able to walk all around a piece as if they were viewing a sculpture. I want them to see the craftsm...
08/24/2026

“I want people to be able to walk all around a piece as if they were viewing a sculpture. I want them to see the craftsmanship,” Ralph Pucci says about his approach to presenting works. ⁣⁣
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He is often inspired by the art world, translating ideas of color, materials and shapes into design collections and exhibitions in collaboration with artists. ⁣⁣
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Legends of sculpture including Jean Arp, Constantin Brâncuși, and Alberto Giacometti are perennial influences, their impact visible in the works on view in our galleries. ⁣⁣
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The Aphrodite Chandelier by Patrick Naggar⁣⁣
The Visage Light Sculpture by RALPH PUCCI⁣⁣
The Saringan Coffee Table by ⁣Jerome Abel Seguin⁣⁣
The Marble Chunk Coffee Table by ⁣Robert Bristow⁣⁣
Stoneware Vessels by Amy Dov ⁣⁣
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Photographed at 1025 N. McCadden Place in Los Angeles. ⁣⁣

The interplay of materials and texture in our Los Angeles gallery brings together works in fiber, ceramics, plasterglass...
08/22/2026

The interplay of materials and texture in our Los Angeles gallery brings together works in fiber, ceramics, plasterglass, and upholstery: ⁣

“Cling,” hand-woven sculpture by Dana Barnes⁣
“South Fork” Stoneware Vessel by Amy Dov⁣
The Scarp Cafe Table by RALPH PUCCI⁣
The Structure Sofa by Jens Risom⁣
Ceramic Vessels by John Wigmore⁣

From the (archive) / 2015⁣⁣The Kopra Standing Lamp 316 by David Weeks photographed by William Wegman exclusively for Wal...
08/20/2026

From the (archive) / 2015⁣

The Kopra Standing Lamp 316 by David Weeks photographed by William Wegman exclusively for Wallpaper* Magazine. ⁣

As a guest editor of the October 2015 issue, Wegman, along with US editor Michael Reynolds, styled Topper and Flo with contemporary American designs he considered most complementary to his signature hounds.⁣

The lusciousness of the photographs and original compositions belie a more practical use for pairing his Weimaraners with furniture: “The dogs had to be brought up to the 20x24 camera level. It was a refrigerator-sized beast; you couldn’t point it down at something, you had to bring anything that you were photographing up to its level,” says Wegman. ⁣

From the (archive) / 2006⁣⁣A contact sheet from a PUCCI photoshoot of the Bullet Shade Doublepod 305 by David Weeks.⁣⁣Ph...
08/17/2026

From the (archive) / 2006⁣

A contact sheet from a PUCCI photoshoot of the Bullet Shade Doublepod 305 by David Weeks.⁣

Photographed by Antoine Bootz, the film proofs offer a behind-the-scenes look at the process of documenting a work of design and the careful selection of the final image. ⁣

From the (archive) / 2009⁣⁣⁣⁣Our long-standing relationships with the artists we represent are a source of great pride, ...
08/15/2026

From the (archive) / 2009⁣⁣
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Our long-standing relationships with the artists we represent are a source of great pride, with many spanning 20–30 years. These collaborations are shaped by years of trust, a dedication to each artist’s vision, and an ongoing creative exchange.⁣⁣
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Ralph Pucci in New York with (from left): Jens Risom, Ruben Toledo, Paul Mathieu, David Weeks, and Chris Lehrecke. ⁣⁣
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Photography by Jason Schmidt. ⁣Departures Magazine, March/April 2009. ⁣⁣

The new lighting studio at 44 West 18th Street in New York. ⁣⁣Built to produce David Weeks’ lighting collection by hand,...
08/06/2026

The new lighting studio at 44 West 18th Street in New York. ⁣

Built to produce David Weeks’ lighting collection by hand, the space is a natural addition to the sculpture studio and factory in our flagship gallery where we collaborate with artists to develop new ideas into original works and collections. ⁣

Clair de Lune Copper Cubes by Fran Taubman.⁣⁣A new series of sculptural works that combine advanced digital technology w...
07/30/2026

Clair de Lune Copper Cubes by Fran Taubman.⁣

A new series of sculptural works that combine advanced digital technology with Taubman’s four decades of metalworking expertise. Created in her studio in Shelter Island, New York, each piece is fabricated using parametric modelling and algorithmic design, where Taubman uses computer software to generate complex curves from hundreds of geometric polygons. These are precisely cut into copper triangles, which she applies and connects by hand. ⁣

The faceted metal surfaces catch and reflect light, producing a shimmering effect reminiscent of moonlight on water, which gives the series its name. ⁣

Now on view at 44 West 18th Street in New York. ⁣

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