For nearly 30 years, we have been your expert in designer furniture for private, professional, and public space decoration projects.
Our showrooms are located in Nice, Cannes, Monaco, Saint-Tropez and Marseille.
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At Bel Œil, we present a selection of beautiful showroom exhibitions…
Out with the old, in with the new… grab a great deal and make your choice: welcome to our OUTLET!
Come and see us, give us a call, and we’ll tell you everything!
... nearly 30 years of projects, our finest achievements for you: private clients, companies, hotels, and public establishments.
On the French Riviera, near Marseille, the Bel Œil Marseille team worked alongside clients who already knew Rimadesio very well… and wanted to take...
This house in Saint-Tropez was designed and completed by Studio Oreka and its founder, David Granata… A magnificent project that creates a seamless dialogue...
Rimadesio Project in Marseille
On the French Riviera, near Marseille, the Bel Œil Marseille team worked alongside clients...
Bel Œil presents Arclinea kitchens in its showrooms in Nice, Cannes, and Saint-Tropez.
Arclinea is a reference in the world of design kitchens.
All models are designed by the great Antonio Citterio: functionality inspired by professional kitchens, contemporary and timeless design, noble and durable materials…
Bel Œil presents Arclinea kitchens in its showrooms in Nice, Cannes, and Saint-Tropez… Arclinea is a benchmark in the world of designer kitchens.
Here, you will find furniture signed by the Great Names of Design:
the best brands, the best designers and architects, for exclusive projects that match your ambitions!
Make your choices, and let’s talk!
… these are your projects!
Here are some examples of atmospheres created in our showrooms or for our clients: decorative solutions and personalization.
Ambiances Mauve Living Room Decor planted in the Kerakoll Design House universe, the collection invented by Piero Lissoni. Cemento Resina on the floor, and Patina on the...
Ambiences Collectors living room In a fully renovated apartment in Nice. Here we are in the home of art and design enthusiasts: the collection...
Ambiances Mauve Living Room Decor planted in the Kerakoll Design House universe, the collection invented by Piero...
Bel meetings Designers & architects Charles & Ray Eames Him: Ivy League style with a bow tie; Her: a short fringe and bun, flared tunic dress and Peter Pan collar. Charles and Ray Eames remain for posterity the fusional couple depicted in a quirky, cheerful portrait as if pinned to the ground by the metal […]
Bel meetings Designers & architects Charles & Ray Eames Him: Ivy League style with a bow tie; Her: a short fringe and bun, flared...
Gerard Malanga
Gerard Joseph Malanga, originally from New York, is an American poet, dancer, filmmaker, and photographer.
In 1963, Charles Henri Ford introduced the 20-year-old Gerard Malanga to the “Prince of pop art,” Andy Warhol. Initially hired at the Factory to work on screenprints, Malanga quickly became the archetype of the Warhol superstar. He was Warhol’s right-hand man from 1963 to 1970. He collaborated with him to create, among other projects, the Interview magazine.
Gerard Malanga was immersed in the entire underground New York scene of the 60s and 70s.
Gerard Joseph Malanga, originally from New York, is an American poet, dancer, filmmaker, and photographer.
In 1963, Charles Henri Ford introduced the 20-year-old Gerard Malanga to the “Prince of pop art,” Andy Warhol. Initially hired at the Factory to work on screenprints, Malanga quickly became the archetype of the Warhol superstar. He was Warhol’s right-hand man from 1963 to 1970. He collaborated with him to create, among other projects, the Interview magazine.
Gerard Malanga was immersed in the entire underground New York scene of the 60s and 70s.
Malick Sidibé
Malick Sidibé was born in Soloba, Mali, in 1936. He first worked as a shepherd, herder, and farmer.
He later studied drawing and jewelry making at the School of Artisans of Sudanese (now the National Institute of Arts of Bamako) in Bamako.
In 1955, he joined Gérard Guillat-Guignard’s “Photo Service” studio, where he learned photography. He opened his first studio in 1958.
Malick Sidibé was born in Soloba, Mali, in 1936. He first worked as a shepherd, herder, and farmer.
He later studied drawing and jewelry making at the School of Artisans of Sudanese (now the National Institute of Arts of Bamako) in Bamako.
In 1955, he joined Gérard Guillat-Guignard’s “Photo Service” studio, where he learned photography. He opened his first studio in 1958.
Jurgen Nefzger
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
He graduated in 1994 from the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles. Later, he taught at the École Supérieure d’Art de Clermont Métropole from 2008 to 2017. Since March 2017, he has been a professor of photography at the École Supérieure d’Art of Aix-en-Provence.
Jurgen Nefzger
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
He graduated in 1994 from the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles. Later, he taught at the École Supérieure d’Art de Clermont Métropole from 2008 to 2017. Since March 2017, he has been a professor of photography at the École Supérieure d’Art of Aix-en-Provence.
Daphné Corregan
Daphné Corregan was born in 1954 in Pittsburgh, USA.
She arrived in the South of France in 1971 to pursue a course of studies at the Fine Arts schools of Toulon and then Marseille. She later joined Jean Biagini’s ceramics workshop at the Fine Arts School of Aix-en-Provence. These studies introduced her to various ceramic techniques, such as raku, which she particularly loves, as well as smoking, sgraffito, and slip.
Daphné Corregan was born in 1954 in Pittsburgh, USA.
She arrived in the South of France in 1971 to pursue a course of studies at the Fine Arts schools of Toulon and then Marseille. She later joined Jean Biagini’s ceramics workshop at the Fine Arts School of Aix-en-Provence. These studies introduced her to various ceramic techniques, such as raku, which she particularly loves, as well as smoking, sgraffito, and slip.
John Coplans
John Coplans was a British artist and photographer, born in 1920 and died in 2003.
He started as a painter before turning to art criticism. Coplans was one of the co-founders of Artforum magazine in 1962, where he served as editor from 1971 to 1997. He was also the director of several museums and curated exhibitions.
In 1980, he moved to New York, where he focused on photography. He became famous for his series of black-and-white self-portraits, which are raw studies of the aging, naked body.
John Coplans
John Coplans was a British artist and photographer, born in 1920 and died in 2003.
He started as a painter before turning to art criticism. Coplans was one of the co-founders of Artforum magazine in 1962, where he served as editor from 1971 to 1997. He was also the director of several museums and curated exhibitions.
In 1980, he moved to New York, where he focused on photography. He became famous for his series of black-and-white self-portraits, which are raw studies of the aging, naked body.
Gerard Malanga
Gerard Joseph Malanga, originally from New York, is an American poet, dancer, filmmaker, and photographer.
In 1963, Charles Henri Ford introduced the 20-year-old Gerard Malanga to the “Prince of pop art,” Andy Warhol. Initially hired at the Factory to work on screenprints, Malanga quickly became the archetype of the Warhol superstar. He was Warhol’s right-hand man from 1963 to 1970. He collaborated with him to create, among other projects, the Interview magazine.
Gerard Malanga was immersed in the entire underground New York scene of the 60s and 70s.
Gerard Joseph Malanga, originally from New York, is an American poet, dancer, filmmaker, and photographer.
In 1963, Charles Henri Ford introduced the 20-year-old Gerard Malanga to the “Prince of pop art,” Andy Warhol. Initially hired at the Factory to work on screenprints, Malanga quickly became the archetype of the Warhol superstar. He was Warhol’s right-hand man from 1963 to 1970. He collaborated with him to create, among other projects, the Interview magazine.
Gerard Malanga was immersed in the entire underground New York scene of the 60s and 70s.
Malick Sidibé
Malick Sidibé was born in Soloba, Mali, in 1936. He first worked as a shepherd, herder, and farmer.
He later studied drawing and jewelry making at the School of Artisans of Sudanese (now the National Institute of Arts of Bamako) in Bamako.
In 1955, he joined Gérard Guillat-Guignard’s “Photo Service” studio, where he learned photography. He opened his first studio in 1958.
Malick Sidibé was born in Soloba, Mali, in 1936. He first worked as a shepherd, herder, and farmer.
He later studied drawing and jewelry making at the School of Artisans of Sudanese (now the National Institute of Arts of Bamako) in Bamako.
In 1955, he joined Gérard Guillat-Guignard’s “Photo Service” studio, where he learned photography. He opened his first studio in 1958.
Jurgen Nefzger
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
He graduated in 1994 from the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles. Later, he taught at the École Supérieure d’Art de Clermont Métropole from 2008 to 2017. Since March 2017, he has been a professor of photography at the École Supérieure d’Art of Aix-en-Provence.
Jurgen Nefzger
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
Jurgen Nefzger was born in 1968 in Fürth, Germany, and has been living and working in France since 1991.
He graduated in 1994 from the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles. Later, he taught at the École Supérieure d’Art de Clermont Métropole from 2008 to 2017. Since March 2017, he has been a professor of photography at the École Supérieure d’Art of Aix-en-Provence.
Daphné Corregan
Daphné Corregan was born in 1954 in Pittsburgh, USA.
She arrived in the South of France in 1971 to pursue a course of studies at the Fine Arts schools of Toulon and then Marseille. She later joined Jean Biagini’s ceramics workshop at the Fine Arts School of Aix-en-Provence. These studies introduced her to various ceramic techniques, such as raku, which she particularly loves, as well as smoking, sgraffito, and slip.
Daphné Corregan was born in 1954 in Pittsburgh, USA.
She arrived in the South of France in 1971 to pursue a course of studies at the Fine Arts schools of Toulon and then Marseille. She later joined Jean Biagini’s ceramics workshop at the Fine Arts School of Aix-en-Provence. These studies introduced her to various ceramic techniques, such as raku, which she particularly loves, as well as smoking, sgraffito, and slip.
John Coplans
John Coplans was a British artist and photographer, born in 1920 and died in 2003.
He started as a painter before turning to art criticism. Coplans was one of the co-founders of Artforum magazine in 1962, where he served as editor from 1971 to 1997. He was also the director of several museums and curated exhibitions.
In 1980, he moved to New York, where he focused on photography. He became famous for his series of black-and-white self-portraits, which are raw studies of the aging, naked body.
John Coplans
John Coplans was a British artist and photographer, born in 1920 and died in 2003.
He started as a painter before turning to art criticism. Coplans was one of the co-founders of Artforum magazine in 1962, where he served as editor from 1971 to 1997. He was also the director of several museums and curated exhibitions.
In 1980, he moved to New York, where he focused on photography. He became famous for his series of black-and-white self-portraits, which are raw studies of the aging, naked body.
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Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. Located in the heart of Marseille, on rue Paradis in the Prado district, Bel Œil by Sinibaldi in Marseille is the new address born from the integration of the historic Sinibaldi showroom, a reference in contemporary design in Marseille for nearly 40 years.
In 2025, the Sinibaldi team, led by Eric Sinibaldi and his collaborators, chose to join the Bel Œil group to pursue a more ambitious adventure together: offering Marseille and all of Provence the same level of excellence, high-end service, and exceptional brand selection that has built Bel Œil’s reputation in Monaco, Cannes, Nice, and Saint-Tropez.
This partnership enables us to offer Marseille clients an even more comprehensive selection, enhanced support, and the strength of a unified network of showrooms across the Côte d’Azur and Provence.
Bel Œil by Sinibaldi is therefore more than a contemporary furniture showroom; it is a place of inspiration, creativity, and expertise dedicated to interior design—whether for Haussmann-style apartments in the city center, lofts overlooking the Vieux-Port, villas along the Corniche, or Provençal country homes.
To deliver the finest interior design and furnishing projects to our clients in Marseille, Aix, and Provence, we assist you in selecting exceptional contemporary furniture from the best Italian and international design brands, for both indoor and outdoor spaces.
Collectors of unique or singular design pieces, we cultivate a creative and curated approach, imagining original decors that match your aspirations. A coherent and functional originality, so that your interiors reveal a distinctive, rare, and personal character.
We give particular attention to every project, thanks to the commitment of our passionate and experienced teams, who strive for high-end service quality and a unique experience.
Bel Œil offers its interior design expertise to support your project from conception to installation and setup of your furniture.
Our mission: to create balanced, functional, aesthetic, and durable environments by selecting furniture and decor pieces that harmonize with each space, while respecting your budget.
At Bel Œil by Sinibaldi, you will find:
… driven by passion and expert knowledge of our decorative solutions, always adopting a personalized approach based on listening and meaningful exchange.
… rare woods, precious metals, exclusive natural stones, and luxurious textiles to elevate spaces and explore different styles.
… perfectly suited for Marseille offices, hotels, restaurants, and corporate spaces, enhancing your brand image with unique design identity.
… representing top architects and designers, offering the best of international design: the Great Names of Design.
Bel Œil by Sinibaldi—born from the integration of the historic Sinibaldi showroom, a reference in Marseille design for over 40 years—is proud to represent the world’s most sought-after contemporary furniture brands, each with its own unique identity and outstanding quality.
Among our flagship brands:
This meticulous brand selection allows us to present exclusive furniture pieces that meet the highest standards of quality and aesthetics.
Behind every piece lies the work of an architect or designer… and our brands publish the very best:
At Bel Œil, we believe every project deserves distinctive elements—exceptional decorative pieces that reflect your identity…
This is why we offer a dedicated sourcing service for collectible design pieces.
We explore trends, artisanship, and renowned designers to offer our clients unique and rare objects… as collectors ourselves, we have built a curated selection of design objects sourced worldwide and from local Provençal cultural and artisanal actors, available to our clients.
As an interior design ensemble studio in Marseille, Bel Œil provides personalized support and impeccable service.
Every project is a unique journey where we bring together creativity and expertise, backed by 40 years of Marseille experience and 30 years on the Côte d’Azur.
Our logistics teams deliver your orders “white-glove”: kitchens, bookcases, storage solutions, and all other furniture. When necessary, we coordinate local artisans to ensure flawless execution.
Passion for interior design, attention to detail, and the pursuit of perfection are at the heart of our commitment.
By working with the world’s best design brands and prioritizing customer satisfaction, we ensure every project is a success—where elegance, comfort, and functionality come together.
Make Bel Œil your Interior or Exterior Design partner in Marseille
Whether you are a Marseille resident, an architect, a professional, or a design enthusiast from Aix-en-Provence, Cassis, La Ciotat, or beyond, our team is ready to listen and bring your ideas to life…
Visit our Bel Œil by Sinibaldi showroom, 146 rue Paradis, and be inspired by our exclusive collections of designer furniture and decoration!
