What KOLKHOZE does

Kolkhoze is a Paris-based contemporary collectible design gallery organized as a French SAS (Société par Actions Simplifiée) with €100,000 in capital, registered at the RCS of Paris under number 819 665 068, with the gallery's terms and conditions effective from October 1, 2016. The company is headquartered at 72 rue des Archives in the Marais district and operates on a stated positioning of strictly 21st-century contemporary collectible design — unique pieces, limited editions, and numbered editions. The privately held entity has no disclosed institutional investors, parent company, or external funding history. Note: firmographic inputs list a founding year of 2006, while first-party legal records (corporate filings, T&C effective dates) anchor the operational entity to 2016; the analysis below uses 2016 as the primary founding reference.

The commercial offering is organized into three categories: furniture (dining tables, coffee tables, side tables, consoles, chairs, benches, sofas, armchairs, desks, shelves), lighting (floor, ceiling, table, and wall lamps, chandeliers), and objects (ceramics, tapestries, bronze hardware, mirrors, sculptures). Sales are executed through a direct-to-consumer model combining the kolkhoze.fr e-commerce storefront with the physical Marais gallery for collection, viewings, and walk-in advisory consultations. Payment processing is handled through Systempay (by Natixis) under PCI-DSS compliance with 3DSecure authentication; international delivery is supervised by the gallery with insurance, freight, and customs clearance. The represented artist roster — including Martin Massé, Francesco Balzano, Hugo Toro, Frédéric Pellenq, KRJST Studio, Joris Poggioli, Florence Louisy, Pierre Martinon, Stéphane Mouflette, and roughly twenty others — is the core asset feeding inventory.

The revenue model is built on one-time sales of high-value individual pieces disclosed in the €1,400–€67,500+ range, with many limited editions quoted on request. Two customer segments are explicitly targeted: affluent design collectors and art enthusiasts acquiring for private collections, and interior designers/architects sourcing for high-end residential and commercial projects, with a bespoke commission service supplementing catalog sales. Kolkhoze has no disclosed AI/ML capabilities, patents, trademarks, awards, partnerships, or M&A history; the technology stack is limited to standard e-commerce, payments infrastructure, and email newsletter communications.

Name

KOLKHOZE

Legal name

Kolkhoze

Website

https://kolkhoze.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

2016

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Kolkhoze is a Paris-based contemporary collectible design gallery selling 21st-century limited and unique furniture, lighting, and objects directly to affluent collectors and interior designers through its e-commerce site and Marais gallery, with international delivery and bespoke commissions.

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akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Paris

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Art piece sales: Kolkhoze generates revenue through direct sales of contemporary collectible design pieces including furniture, lighting, and objects. Each piece is sold individually as a unique work, limited edition, or numbered edition. Prices range from approximately €1,400 to €67,500+, with some pieces priced on request. Payment is collected at order confirmation.

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Go-to-market motion1 record

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Core offering

Kolkhoze is a Paris-based contemporary collectible design gallery that sells unique pieces, limited editions, and numbered editions by contemporary artists and designers. Its portfolio covers furniture, lighting, and objects, and the gallery also handles bespoke commissions and international delivery.

Product overview

KOLKHOZE is a contemporary collectible design gallery based in Paris, France, specializing in unique pieces and limited editions strictly from the 21st century. The gallery represents and edits collectible furniture and objects designed by contemporary artists and designers. The product portfolio includes: Furniture (dining tables, coffee tables, side tables, consoles, chairs, benches, sofas, armchairs, desks, shelves), Lighting (floor lamps, ceiling lights, table lamps, wall lamps, chandeliers), and Objects (ceramics, tapestries, bronze hardware, mirrors, sculptures, collectibles). Products are offered as unique pieces, limited editions (typically 5-50 copies), or numbered editions, all certified by the artists and designers. The gallery facilitates acquisitions through direct order or online purchasing via their website, with international shipping available.

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Products and services

• Argos Table An oak dining table designed by Martin Massé and offered in a limited edition of 12 pieces.
• Mundi Bench A bench designed by Francesco Balzano in Kolkhoze's contemporary collectible design collection.
• Bella Figura A whiskey piece designed by Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert in Kolkhoze's collectible design collection.
• Primavera Dining Table A dining table designed by Francesco Balzano with contemporary collectible design aesthetics.
• Brasero A unique furniture piece designed by Hugo Toro in Kolkhoze's contemporary art furniture collection.
• Maestro Console A gold console designed by Francesco Balzano and offered in a limited edition of 12 pieces.
• Camarat A bench designed by Frédéric Pellenq and available as a numbered edition.
• Arche Console A console designed by Florence Louisy and offered in a limited edition of 12 pieces.
• Le Valet A limited-edition furniture piece in eight copies designed by Hugo Toro.
• Premier Prix Armchair A numbered-edition armchair designed by René Gabriel.
• Palàssott Cabinet A limited edition of 12 cabinets designed by Nicolò Spinelli with architectural allusions.
• Kelly Sofa A limited edition of 12 sofas designed by Frédéric Pellenq.
• Aututa Collection A Martin Massé collection of dining tables and coffee tables, with each design offered in a limited edition of 12 pieces.
• Tempio Gueridon A limited edition of 12 gueridons designed by Francesco Balzano and featuring onyx materials.
• Moon Wall Lamp A numbered-edition wall lamp designed by Joris Poggioli.
• Giorgio II A limited edition of 12 furniture pieces designed by Francesco Balzano, including coffee tables and gueridons.
• Raku Yaki A numbered-edition drink cabinet designed by Emmanuelle Simon with Japanese-inspired ceramic elements.
• Historic Collection A limited edition of 30 benches and sofas designed by Rooms.
• Abysse Unique sculptural glass pieces designed by Jérémy Maxwell Wintrebert.
• Entracte A limited edition of 12 table sets designed by Capucine Guhur.
• Ecoü A limited edition of 12 objects designed by Bogdan Ciocodeica.
• Amanecer A limited edition of 12 lighting pieces and chairs designed by Hugo Toro.
• Hyphae Collection An Arne Kristian collection of wood and stone dining tables, coffee tables, and side tables, with each design offered in a limited edition of 12 pieces.
• Bronze Hardware Collectible bronze objects designed by Johan Viladrich and offered in a limited edition of eight pieces.
• TT1 Collection A limited edition of 50 Sattio Studio objects including vases, candleholders, and boxes.
• King Size Sofa A limited edition of five sofas designed by Rooms.
• Guard Pedestal A limited edition of 14 pedestals designed by Rooms.
• Cave Gueridon A limited edition of 13 gueridons designed by Rooms.
• Sculptural Chairs Numbered-edition Sculptural Chairs I, II, III, and IV designed by Rooms, priced from €5,200 to €6,300.
• Turning Into Gold Tables A limited edition of nine tables designed by Rooms and available in various sizes.
• Olympic Carpets A limited edition of eight white and black carpets designed by Thomas Lemut, priced at €23,000.
• Louis XXI Mirror A large natural solid-oak mirror designed by Stéphane Mouflette, priced at €13,800 and listed in stock.
• Louis Drink Trolley A drink trolley made from brass, stainless steel, and leather and designed by Thomas Lemut.
• Yukigani Tapestry A hand-embroidered 250 × 200 cm tapestry by KRJST Studio made with acrylic, cotton, copper wire, linen, Lurex, mohair, paper, polyamide, polymer, rubber, and recycled PET.
• Antemare Tapestry A tapestry by KRJST Studio offered in an edition of 3 + 1 EA.
• Rossi Tapestry A tapestry work by KRJST Studio.
• Light Fire Lamp A unique lighting piece designed by KRJST Studio.
• Age of Humanity Tapestry A tapestry work by KRJST Studio.
• Semiramis A tapestry work by KRJST Studio.
• La Licorne à l'envers A tapestry by KRJST Studio offered in an edition of 3 + 1 AP.
• Malacootta An object by KRJST Studio offered in an edition of 3 + 1 EA.
• Mirror Collections Mirrors designed by Mart Schrijvers in the MS I, MS II, and MS III series and by Mia Jensen in the MJ series, priced from €750 to €2,600.
• Sculpture 10bg17 A sculpture by Stéphane Mouflette priced at €1,900.
• Panneau 28bg17 A panel by Stéphane Mouflette offered in a limited edition of eight pieces and priced at €2,800.
• 26bg17 Table A table by Stéphane Mouflette offered in a limited edition of eight pieces and priced at €3,900.
• 24bg17 Shelf A shelf by Stéphane Mouflette constructed from fiberglass, polyurethane foam, and lacquer.
• Ceramic Sculptures Ceramic sculptures by Pierre Martinon, including Expansion at €5,500, En douceur et profondeur, Sans titre II at €4,400, and other works.
• Architecture Mobile Ceramic mobile sculptures I, II, III, and IV by Clémentine Dupré, priced from €4,000 to €5,000.
• Architecture Silencieuse Ceramic sculptures I and II by Clémentine Dupré.
• Oculus Mirrors Earthenware and engobed Oculus mirrors I, II, and III by Denis Castaing, each measuring 45 × 5 cm.
• La Citadelle A ceramic sculpture by Pierre Martinon measuring 69 × 46 × 40 cm and priced at €15,000.
• Le Gardien A ceramic sculpture by Pierre Martinon measuring 102 × 60 × 35 cm.
• La Venus de Vergigny A ceramic sculpture by Pierre Martinon measuring 42 × 28 × 20 cm.
• Élégance A ceramic sculpture by Pierre Martinon measuring 46 × 26 × 16 cm.
• Entre-deux A ceramic sculpture by Pierre Martinon measuring 39 × 31 × 14 cm.
• Engobed Ceramics Stoneware ceramic consoles and stools by Jean Ponsart in engobed, copper, and blue-enamel finishes, priced from €2,700.
• Mural Sculptures Handmade ceramic wall sculptures by Patrick Crulis, including unique pieces.
• Coffee Table & Gueridon An enamel-white coffee table and gueridon by Patrick Crulis.
• Small Console An enamel-white console by Patrick Crulis.
• Stuul Collection Side tables and stools by Maarten Stuer, including Stuul II priced at €3,200.
• Vase Offcut 04 A sculptural vase by Studio Raw Material in oxide-pink and mist-white marble, measuring 52 × 33 × 16.5 cm.
• Triple Collection Rooms furniture comprising Console Triple at €16,300, Table Triple at €17,200, and Bench Triple.
• Half Moon Tables Coffee tables by Rooms priced at €14,700.
• Iron Lighting A limited edition of 20 Rooms lighting pieces, including a €10,800 floor lamp and an €18,300 chandelier.
• Appliqué Cast Shadows A wall lamp by Rooms priced at €7,700.
• Table Ropes An enameled stoneware table by Laurent Dufour, priced at €3,700 and measuring 38 × 30 cm.
• Swan Collection Lacquer bedside tables and side tables by Francesco Balzano, including Swan II at €22,200.
• Totem Jewelry Boxes Jewelry boxes designed by Isaac Reina and Francesco Balzano, offered in a limited edition of 10 and available in white, color, and black variants.
• XXS Bronze & Onyx Objects A Francesco Balzano collection of bronze and onyx vases, pots, paperweights, candleholders, and plates.
• Handle Collections Bronze handles from multiple designers, including Torso and Losange open editions and Clou at €1,800 and Pearl at €1,600, with gold variants available.
• KO Desk A desk by Thomas Lemut priced at €19,500.
• Book S Screen A bookshelf and screen by Thomas Lemut priced at €25,000.
• Yama Office Chair An office armchair by Thomas Lemut priced at €11,200.
• Josef Albers Table A table by Thomas Lemut priced at €12,000.
• Cleo Screen A screen by Joris Poggioli offered in an edition of 8 + 4 EA and priced at €16,000.
• Mirror Kika A mirror designed by Joris Poggioli.
• Inertia Mirror A mirror designed by Florence Louisy and offered in a limited edition of five pieces.
• Bespoke design commissions A personalized commissioning service for collectors and interior design or architecture clients seeking customized contemporary design pieces.

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Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Direct peers

• Nilufar Gallery: Milan-based gallery led by Nina Yashar, focused on contemporary collectible design, vintage 20th-century pieces, and limited editions with strong international collector reach. Closely comparable to Kolkhoze's hybrid gallery / e-commerce model.
• Friedman Benda: New York gallery specializing in contemporary collectible design and historical material, representing major designers and producing limited editions. Directly comparable to Kolkhoze's editorial focus on 21st-century collectible design.
• The Future Perfect: US gallery (NYC and LA) focused on collectible design, limited editions, and functional art objects. Comparable in its curatorial emphasis on designer editions and crossover between art and design.
• Side Gallery: Barcelona gallery showcasing contemporary collectible design with a strong focus on limited-edition furniture and unique pieces. Comparable in scale, positioning, and editorial approach to Kolkhoze.
• Galerie Kreo: Paris-based contemporary collectible design gallery representing established and emerging designers, producing limited editions and unique pieces. Kolkhoze operates in the same niche with a similar Paris base and artist-edition model.
• Magen H Gallery: New York gallery specializing in contemporary design and sculpture, with a focus on limited editions and emerging designers. Operates within the same collectible-design niche as Kolkhoze.
• Triode: Paris contemporary design gallery representing international designers and producing limited editions. Operates in the same Marais-adjacent Parisian market with overlapping artist and collector audiences.
• Galerie Vivid: Rotterdam-based contemporary collectible design gallery showcasing limited-edition and unique pieces by international designers. Comparable in its emphasis on 21st-century collectible design and direct relationships with makers.
• Gallery FUMI: London-based gallery specializing in contemporary collectible design and limited-edition furniture, lighting, and objects. Directly comparable in artist-edition business model and price points.
• Galerie BSL: Paris gallery exhibiting contemporary design and fine art objects, with a curatorial approach that overlaps with Kolkhoze's collectible-design positioning and clientele.

Market position

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Key risks5 records

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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