Guildo
Guildo
A furniture to alert the lanfilling of discarded materials
Inspired by an existing model found in Saint Cast le Guildo, this chair is edited by Muaje. In its completely reused version, it is made of sipo wood, initially used for the storage of solid wood during drying. This wood being quite flexible, the parts supporting the most resistance are made of untreated white ash, for safe seating. The back is covered with a polyester tarpaulin, initially used for printing POS communication media. Its resistance to friction has been tested in the FCBA laboratory using Re-vert, in order to ensure optimal durability of the chair.
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Chemin
Chemin
Furniture dedicated to silence and contemplation
for Parc Naturel Régional de l’Aubrac and Le chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle
Range of furniture made to sit for a while near the path of Saint Jacques de Compostella in Aubrac area. Some piece are made for contemplation, some for crossing.
We have collaborated with a local and specialized dry stone craftsman, Sylvain Olivier (ArtMur pierre sèche) and with a local specialist chestnut craftsman (atelier Chatersen).
This project is supported by PNR Aubrac and ABPS and aims to enhance local craftsmenship
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Peuplades
Peuplades
Places of worship and stargazing
for french national parcs
(Cévennes, Pyrénées, Quercy)
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New natural places of worship and stargazing for collectives and individuals. We designed these installation after the observation of Mayan and Celtic sacred sites, civilisations highly connected to the cosmos.
Three places are installed, one in the village of Reilhac (Lot), one above the ski station of Hautacam (Haute-Pyrénées) and one in Saint Germain de Calberte (Lozère)
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project video : L’imagerie Films
Client
Parc National des Cévennes / Parc National des Pyrénées / Parc Naturel Régional des Causses du Quercy
Year
2021-2022
Project Assistant
PhotoS Credits
Marie Hervieu / Parc National des Pyrénées
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Monacal
Monacal
From inside our Earth
Finalist Prix Liliane Bettancourt pour l’Intelligence de la main / Dialogues 2020
Jean d’Harcourt, cabinetmaker consulted us to design a collection of furniture valuing his expertise. Its objective is to favor the work of solid wood, the “noble” material then reduce the work requiring the use of synthetic wood, MDF or agglomerates. He then decides to recover a number of tree stumps that were cut either following a storm or for the purpose of forest maintenance. The idea was to design a collection of furniture solely composed of recovered stump wood. This decision oriented the project towards the economy and the ecology, we thus developed the MONACAL collection.
This collection consists of modules debited strains. They are parallelepipeds, cylinders that Jean d’Harcourt carefully worked and then dried before assembling these pieces of living matter.
MONACAL is inspired by the essentiality of the life of a monk, aspires to get closer to the essential and the joy associated with this simplicity.
In order to explain our approach, we have been thinking about a short documentary video with a director, and about communication media to be manipulated like a building game.
Client
Year
2020
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Xing Cha
Xing Cha
Tribute to the surrealists
The interior design of Xing Cha restaurant in Lyon, Place Ampère. We designed the whole concept and custom-made furniture. In the space you can discover Ilot designed for Ligne Roset, Monacal designed for Jean d’Harcourt and Origin table designed for Sixfoisquatre.The client wanted a pink atmosphere. Inspired by De Chirico and the surrealist movement we decided to compose a geometrical cosy environment. On the rear, you can find some portraits of surrealists icons. On the walls we drew graphical frames inspired by Marc-Antoine Mathieu comics.
Client
Year
2020
Project Assistant
PHOTOS CREDITS
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Fossile
Fossile
Made from waste
Amaury Poudray wondered at the outset about the possible link between his job as a designer and the recycling sector, reusing waste. His visit to recycling and waste treatment centers brought him « an openness to a parallel world: the environment of waste and the beauty that emerges from this universe ». He decides to revisit the vision of waste, focusing on the past lives of recycled materials, which have real value.
Starting from the principle that all these materials (metal, textile, foam, wood, plastic) had previous lives, he considered them as « values » where each fossil represents a form.
The materials from dismantling and recycling inspired the “Fossile” range. Its purpose is to tell the story of the recycled materials used in each element of its furniture, as a DNA from its past lives and to inspire the furniture industry.
Client
Year
2017
Project Assistant
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Caba
Caba
A re-used strap / a bag
CABA re-use straps produced for old collections accumulated in 2 big shelves at the Société Choletaise de Fabrication. We developed a process in order to make a bag out of a 8 meters strap with only one sewing. We tried many versions but found the best straps for the best bags.
Pit
Pit
An experience in Indonesia
PIT project (Bike in Javanese) is above all, the story of a meeting and the openning of an Indonesian company. rather artistic and towards a design approach.
I introduced André Suryaman to a design approach in order to give more meaning to the projects created.
The idea for these two weeks of support (By Institut francais of Indonesia and Cité Du Design) was to focus on the bicycle element, present in quantity in the workshop of the company.
In this peculiar context I decided to consider the different sourced bicycle frames (3 in all) as basic elements for a principle of shelf construction.
Continuing the process, we made a small version of the modules creating a small construction game and its packaging.
CLIENT
Natural House Indonesia (André Suryaman)
Institut Francais Indonesia
Cité Du Design
YEAR
2017
PROJECT ASSISTANT
Wisnu Purbandaru
PHOTOS CREDITS
Raditya Mahardika (photo)
Dimas Hendrajaya (video)
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Origine
Origine
Interchangeable lampshades
We designed this collection for the new brand sixfoisquatre. They propose to choose your pattern on the lamp shade. Our role was to design the base or support of this pattern. It applies on lampes shades and on one table top.
CLIENT
YEAR
2019
PROJECT ASSISTANT
PHOTOS CREDITS
L’imagerie-Films
sixfoisquatre
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