Minuit - George Barbier iPhone Case
Description
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of George Barbier's Minuit with this captivating iPhone case. You'll be transported to the height of 1920s Parisian elegance, where Art Deco glamour reigns supreme. Barbier's exquisite pochoir technique brings to life a coquettish figure in a tiered white dress, adorned with delicate roses and turquoise accents.
The scene pulses with Jazz Age energy, inviting you into a world of midnight rendezvous and fashionable apartments. Barbier's masterful use of line and color captures the era's sophisticated hedonism, from the figure's expressive pose to the sinuous Art Nouveau-inspired decorative elements framing the composition.
This case doesn't just protect your phone – it's a conversation starter, showcasing your appreciation for French illustrators and the golden age of fashion plates. Barbier's influence on Art Deco design shines through in every detail, from the stylized floral motifs to the bold geometric patterns. Let this slice of 1920s Parisian nightlife transport you to a world of champagne, Charleston, and unabashed chic every time you reach for your phone.
About the Cases
Production
Made new in 2-3 days
Printed in US, UK, EU & AUS
Finishes
Gloss for a lustrous statement
Matte for timeless refinement
Reasons to Love Them
Precise fit: tailored to your device
Open access to ports/buttons
Art won't fade, crack or peel
Raised rim guards screen/camera
Snap on/off with ease
REACH, RoHS, and TÜV Rheinland certified non-toxic
Bluetooth/MagSafe compatible. MagSafe ring not included
About the Artist
Delivery & Refunds
Matte vs Gloss
Gloss for a lustrous statement. Matte for timeless, velvety refinement. Printed with rich, vibrant colors & a touch of magic.
Art Sealed In
Vivid, permanent, full-coverage print infused with a sublimation dye process. For a finish that feels as seamless as it looks.
All Gems, No Junk
REACH, RoHS and TÜV Rheinland certified. Meaning your new treasure contains no harmful chemicals or hazardous substances.
