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Valérie Guérin
Valérie Guérin defends her commitment to sustainable development within her namesake gallery in Paris. The one-of-a-kind pieces and limited editions she carefully selects are part contemporary art, and part design. Discover her products selection on MOM!
VOLUBILIS wall lamp
Volubilis est une lampe murale à fixer et à brancher, grâce à son câble textile assorti.Le disque composé de plastique d'emballage recyclés peut être tourné pour jouer avec l'orientation des particules . Les coloris sont disponibles en toutes petites séries. Fabriqué en France et Royaume Unis Plastique recyclé et inoxAmpoule LED incluse. Design Jenna Kaës.
Bench No. 02
Our bench designed for your kid’s room boasts of unlimited possibilities. Yes, that’s true, it is perfectly suited for a range of bottle caps games, it can offer comfortable seats for visiting guests playing Chinese whispers, it can also be the most important stronghold of a fortress. All this is possible, and more.It can also offer a moment of rest to your tired children or provide an asylum for discarded clothes.The bench is made of solid wood (FSC), protected with wax and natural oils.It is available in two colour versions – light and dark.Size: 34 cm x 102 cm x 64 cm
Greeting cards with envelope "Antichi piatti popolari"
The original subjects in this series of multi-purpose greeting cards are taken from the Tassotti art print collection. Pictures of fruit, flowers, animals and historic symbols printed on ecological card 200 gsm make up a classic collection.
White Marble boards
Each of our marble products are sourced from Uttar Pradesh, India also known regionally as home to the Taj Mahal. Our artisans take special care in selecting the most dazzling cuts of marble available. The final product is both durable and memorable, with each piece revealing its own variety of striations and veins in a variety of colors.To discover all our marble products, we invite you to visit our website.
Valérie Guérin
Valérie Guérin defends her commitment to sustainable development within her namesake gallery in Paris. The one-of-a-kind pieces and limited editions she carefully selects are part contemporary art, and part design. Materials and upcycling inspire these creations. The designers united within the "Man and Nature" exhibit convey emotion, a thought process, and a certain questioning of things. As she describes it, "I want to play an active part in this new adventure for our society. It's a longing to combine the beautiful and useful with a philosophical and economic vision."
