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Paper Trail

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The Assouline family, Alexandre (left) and his parents Martine and Prosper

INTERVIEW

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the Assouline New York archive room

Best known for its coffee table books pairing a strong sense of aesthetics with specialised insights, Assouline is celebrating its 30th anniversary in the luxury publishing industry this year.

Current chief of operations, brand and strategy Alexandre Assouline, the son of company founders Prosper and Martine Assouline, chatted with Tatler Homes during his recent sojourn in Asia about how the brand has evolved, why print will always have a place in our digital world, and his recently launched digital magazine and podcast.

How has Assouline evolved in its

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