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Isidore Louis Drevelle (1st generation) sells furnishing & interior design materials. We are in Rue Royale at Fontenay-le-Comte.

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Louis Napoléon Daubray (1st generation), graduated from Arts et Métiers, develops his iron foundry business between Paris and Cognac, in Charente.

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Albert Daubray (2nd generation), maternal grandfather of C.T. Drevelle, a graduate of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts successfully launches as draftsman and decorator.

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Albert Daubray with the architect René Berger contribute to the design of a new cabaret known worldwide, the Lido in Paris.
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Albert Daubray dies aged 35. He leaves behind him a lot of drawings and testimonies. It will be a real inspiration in the development of Drevelle Workshops.

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We are in Casablanca where Charles François Drevelle becomes the appointed decorator of the high officials of the state. King Mohammed V is also one of his customer.

After a few years in Paris, Jean-Marie Daubray, cabinetmaker and Charles Drevelle, interior designer (3rd generation) settle in Cognac. They practice furnishing decoration and furniture conservation.
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Drevelle and Daubray has a great reputation. Decoration and restoration are their driving force. The hotel Maine Brown, luxury space popular in the 70s will be a prestigious site of 6 years.

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Christian Thierry Drevelle joins his father and his uncle in the workshop Drevelle and Daubray. We are Rue de Londres in Cognac.
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The Drevelle Workshops (4th generation) are located at 134 Rue de la Republique in Cognac in a nineteenth century building designed by Gustave Eiffel.
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Christian Thierry Drevelle becomes a member of the Grands Ateliers de France and the Workshops are labeled Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant for 5 years, label renewed in 2014 by Emmanuel Macon.
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This is the launch of the DREVELLE signature on an export market. Singapore and Hong Kong are the first testimonies of this new adventure.
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