Isabelle Sicart
Isabelle Sicart is a French ceramic artist from Marseille. After obtaining her diploma from the Ecole Olivier de Serre, she joined the Lalique design studio and spent 7 years there before leaving her post to travel the world. When she returned, she opened her workshop to develop her imaginary visions and create sculptural pieces sold at Carole Decombe's gallery in Paris and by Rose Uniacke in London.
Phoenix hammock
Relax, take it easy, and smell the beach! Our Phoenix hammock will ensure you are fully relaxed after a hard day of work. Handmade and handwoven, it's a must have piece in your garden.
Extension Cord for 2 Plugs - Anthracite Zig-Zag Cotton and Natural Linen
The translucent acrylic glass frame is made in Austria and assembled by OH Interior Design with two sockets and a textile cable. All parts are sourced in the EU. The OH logo is symmetrically engraved on the two side discs of the frame. Sockets: 2 identical side sockets (Berker) Plugs: Type F (Germany, France, other EU countries) Voltage: 230 V Cable : Length 5 meters Connector: With ring to easily remove the wall plug
Solid Stool
The Solid Stool was first designed in 1954 for residential use in a house planned by Kiyoshi Seike. The structure of the stool reminds Torii Stool which is a representative work of Riki Watanabe, and its rectilinear and neat form is composed by the combination of the solid wood seat and the steel rod legs. There is Watanabe's great care in detail such as the angle of the seat which is easy to sit and the handle hole on the seat for carrying. This is a masterpiece which revived in 2005 with METROCS, after half a century from its first release.
Pelican bowl
Un saladier à pieds avec un détail en forme de ceinture sur le bord et une forme légèrement incurvée. Le pied permet d'obtenir un récipient plus grand qui rythmera la table et contribuera à créer une table élégante et luxueuse. Il est également idéal comme corbeille à fruits et placé sur la table à tout moment. L'utilisation d'argile grossière blanche et de glaçure colorée donne des couleurs profondes aux variations uniques.
ordinem napkin
Napkins are a simple way to transform a table from the everyday to the special occasion. Whether you choose plain and neutral or fresh and vibrant, create the perfect mood with a set of our linen napkins. We have more than 10 colours of linen fabric in stock, so you can be sure to find a design and shade to suit your taste.
Candle Paris - Mathilde Carron-Astier de Villatte & Maison Balzac
In the secret of the rose of Elise and Mathilde, born the first scented candle of Maison Balzac and CARRON "Paris" A attar of pure roses, virtual bridge between the ancient fantasy of the Pompeii frescoes and the scents of rosa damascena, rosa centifolia, rosa gallican Officinal ... .. Pierre de Ronsard who invites us to go "see if the rose Who this morning to have left his purple robe in the sun ... ", to Pierre Carron who cultivated with love the most beautiful old roses and covered the eyelids of my childhood. Available in two sizes.
Stoneware ceramics, double glaze
High fired ceramics in stoneware, thrown on the potter's wheel or handshaped. Double glaze.
As a child, this young woman with a mischievous smile already loved collecting anything she came across. She spent hours tinkering and copying plaster casts or statutes by Rodin. She also remembers that she loved hanging around the workshop of her aunt, Maguy Champsaur, a renowned ceramic artist in Marseille. So, it was only natural that, after her baccalaureate, she would sign up for the Ceramics department at the Ecole Olivier de Serre. With her diploma in hand, she joined the Lalique design studio and spent 7 years there before leaving her post to travel the world. When she returned, she opened her workshop to develop her imaginary visions and create sculptural pieces in sandstone or plaster, black or white, but always matte and wonderfully sensual. These are creations in organic shapes, with velvety textures, perfectly executed and radiating rare and powerful energy. They are available for sale at Carole Decombe's gallery in Paris and by Rose Uniacke in London.