Jean Roger moves to Paris and acquires a small factory on rue de la Verrerie, where he begins creating promotional items.

He began to design his own models, influenced by the geometric style initiated by Picasso.

Colette Gueden, director of the art studio at Printemps and Primavera department stores, exhibits Jean Roger's creations for the 1st time, revealing his talent to the world of decoration.

Birth of the Jean Roger style, inspired by the ambiance of the Folies Bergères: the tulip leaf, flame and artichoke become the studio's emblems.

The studio's first vernissage. The critics hail the work as "simple, humble, but admirably thought-out", somewhere between function and poetry.

Jean Roger pays tribute to the exotic, creating the pineapple-on-pot for Christian Dior's first boutique on Avenue Montaigne, a combination of audacity and elegance.

First participation in Ateliers d'Art de France, later Maison et Objet. The press, including Maison et Jardin, regularly celebrates his unique shapes.

At the request of an American decorator, Jean Roger revisits a frog inspired by the Kangxi porcelain model. It became the signature model.