At Pittet Architecturals, we carry forward the distinguished legacy of Raymond Pittet, a pioneer in the world of antique carpets, tapestries, and tribal weavings. For over three decades, Raymond built a reputation as an expert, sourcing rare and timeless pieces. His passion later evolved into curating European architectural elements—works that blend history and artistry to enhance both homes and gardens.

Through global travels and strong relationships with artisans, Raymond sourced rare treasures from Europe, bringing them to Dallas. Each piece was selected for its craftsmanship and historical significance, a passion for artistry that still drives our work today.

In 2020, Raymond’s son, Robinson Pittet, stepped into the role of CEO and Vice President, bringing a fresh vision while remaining deeply rooted in European traditions. Robinson, with his background in architecture and an understanding of modern design, has continued to blend time-honored methods with contemporary standards. The father-son partnership continues to be the cornerstone of Pittet Architecturals’ success.

Today, Pittet Architecturals is the premier destination for European architectural elements in the U.S. Our 30,000 sq. ft. showroom, located in Dallas’ Design District, curates Europe’s finest fountains, garden elements, flooring, home décor, lighting, mantels, and fireplace accessories. Each piece we offer is a reflection of quality craftsmanship, from hand-carved marble mantels to antique limestone fireplaces.

As Dallas’ exclusive source for custom-designed French pieces and the finest reclaimed European stone and oak flooring, we work closely with some of France’s top artisans and stone carvers to ensure every item is a true work of art.

Our collection carries stories of artistry, heritage, and timeless beauty, and we collaborate with designers, architects, and landscape professionals to bring these pieces into modern design projects.

Our showroom is open Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM. We look forward to assisting with your upcoming projects and continuing to be a trusted resource for authentic European architectural elements.