This second volume dedicated to the works of Eric Schmitt covers the period from 2015 to 2025. It is bilingual, with both languages presented consecutively, except in the catalogue raisonné where each entry is presented first in French and then in English. The book consists of four parts: Introduction This text, written by Patrick Mauriès, presents the designer and how his work has evolved over the past ten years. Le Chapitre, a place of life and work The workshops and the house where Eric Schmitt and his family live are located in Larchamp, near Paris. They occupy the buildings of an old farm and its tithe barn dating from the 12th century. The photographs by Adrien Dirand showcase this extraordinary and spectacular place, which is also home to a colony of animals: horses, donkeys, sheep, dogs, cats, and chickens. A text by Sandra Babeanu, Eric Schmitt's partner and collaborator, accompanies these bucolic and poetic images. Ten Years of Creations in Ten Chapters The heart of the book is dedicated to Eric Schmitt's creations produced over the last decade.

They are divided into ten thematic chapters that explore the designer's preferred forms and materials. Each section is accompanied by a text by Axelle Corty that sheds light on his approach and examines his relationship with art, design, and craftsmanship. Catalogue Raisonné With more than 700 entries, this section occupies a significant place in the book. It lists all the pieces created by Eric Schmitt since the beginning of his career in the 1980s. It is a valuable resource for collectors, galleries, and auction houses.