1/ Ilot
Ilot is a mini island for your interior edited by Ligne Roset since 2016.

2/ Pukka
Pukka brushes have been editied by André Jardin and was available in their collections until the end of 2019.

3/ Mod
Mod low table is an objects made on demand and adapted to your interior need, we auto-produce it with the company JERHOME, still available.

4/ Segment
Segment was initially designed in concrete for Institut Paul Bocuse and then adapted for Petite Friture whom decided to manufacture the piece in wood from 2010 to 2014.

5/ Triomphe
Triomphe collection was designed with Rémi Bouhaniche in 2010 and developped with JERHOME, then Ligne Roset decided to edit Triomphe Chair and it stayed in their collections until 2014

In 2010, 2013 and 2016, every 3 years we designed 3 collections for The Gallery Brussels.

1/ Telaio
In 2016 Telaio appeared with the straps of Société Choletaise de Fabrication. TELAIO is a collection of six demountable geometrical structures which can be used either as screens or consoles. The structures are combined with a set of straps to be stretched and placed. They are pieces of furniture to be made, composed, constructed. The collection explores the notions of geometry and flexibility. Endowed with a strong presence and at the same time almost transparent, collection TELAIO (LOOM in Italian) proposes a different way of perceiving space by superposing graphical and colourful elements.

2/ Rozmowa
In 2013 Marino Fermi asked Amaury to design a collection with Copper, Amaury decided to combine copper and handblown glass shapes. Rozmowa collection, a serie of five objects fashioned from copper surfaces and glass containers. The glass is imperfect, blown without using a mould, while the simple shapes of the copper are precise and perfectly fitted.

The individuals involved in the whole Rozmowa (or ‘conversation’) are Katarzyna, Piotr, Ola, Agnieszka and Macie, all people Amaury met In Poland during his several journey there.

3/ Prelude
For this first collaboration with Marino Fermi, we designed with Rémi Bouhaniche in 2010, the range is called Prelude and consists of 7 item in a limited edition of 20 pieces. They are made from flexible rattan mats and thin steel rods for the gallery, brussels. Instead of being woven around it, the rattan mats are tucked into the frames to create new ambiguous surfaces and space.

1/ Remèdes
Remèdes highlights beneficial effects of some kind of food. The containers designed geometrically become alive and imprecise due to the properties of wicker and rattan. This series inspired me inspired me in the same way than « grandmother’s recipes » can inspire me. Simple shapes are driven by organic tension of life from wicker, rattan, leather, but also garlic, limes, oranges and figs. Remèdes is a series of small objects that mixes the points that seem important to me in the legitimity of an object : functionality, aesthetics and meaning.

2/ Messages
Messages is a secret box.
Messages allows you to unleash a secret by writing it down on paper and inserting it into one of three bottles. The message cannot be unveiled unless the object is broken. The secret thus is forever kept undelivered, yet the burden of it shared as it was unleashed, and allowed to exist outside of yourself

The individuals involved in the whole Rozmowa (or ‘conversation’) are Katarzyna, Piotr, Ola, Agnieszka and Macie, all people Amaury met In Poland during his several journey there.

3/ Lisière
The collection « Lisière » presents a small set of Table mirrors. These objects bearing witness to the technique, showcases the workmanship in their creation. This object, simple in its form, brings forth the different stages of manufacturing and the different parts of the profession.

What will the world  look like in 2050 for our children ? This project was born from an order from the Playtime fair; to design a foam object for children with the specific technique of wire cutting.

2050 is a cube that you can decompose in order to recompose a landscape, from the plains to the high mountains. It symbolizes the path that our children will take in life, the trials to cross, the summits to pass. He humbly poses the question of what our world will be like in 2050? What will we do by then? Will we still be there? What will become of our children and our planet.

The object also talks about the growth chart and the evolution of things.

Armor asked us to design a bag with their new thin photovoltaic sheet. We designed various elements inspired by fashion and flexibility.

Wood and Wool is an object « In between », neither a normal table nor a bag. You can put objects in it but not all of them are functionally allowed. A vase full of water won’t work, your keys and gloves would. The hard wooden part was built by students of a timber-specialized highschool, the soft wool part comes from an organic farm in france and was knitted by the designer Aurélie Richard, who invented her own knitting techniques.

As designer I am a negotiator between ideas and making. I hope to live a life in between the normalities myself, in order to discover new territories