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Guillaume Garnier & Florent Linker
Guillaume Garnier and Florent Linker are two French creators based in Paris. Their work is about giving a contemporary design to rare materials and savoir-faire. All pieces are handmade in small series by French master craftsmen. Discover their products selection on MOM!
BILLY-JOE DOUBLE BELL TENT 7.2 - 100% COTTON
With a sprawling 32.6 square meters of space, this majestic Billy-Joe Double Bell Tent is the most awe-inspiring glamping tent within the Autentic collection. This bell tent is crafted with the greatest care and comes in a selection of high-quality tent fabrics.Billy-Joe is full of useful features: large inviting doors that can be lifted to create shade, an optional insulating air cushion and interior partitioning system, interchangeable window panels, …
Japanese stationery Kakimori
Have you ever imagined an ink bar?A true Tokyo stationery store, Kakimori has been exploring the world of colours and shades like a mixologist in search of new flavours for over 10 years.In each of its three shops, the brand has a space for creating customised colours. With the help of test tubes and pipettes, customers can mix their own inks to obtain a customised colour.
alu collection
The alu chair is made of aluminum, it is quite lightweight and suited for both indoor and outdoor use. The aluminum trestle of the chair shines bright while the colored back and seating give it that typical Muller Van Severen aesthetic. These chairs are painted in a powder coating. Muller Van Severen chose sixteen color combinations which is a larger number than they usually work with. “This multiplicity of colors makes it look extra fun”, says Hannes. “You can actually create a landscape of colors”. “The colors of the chair really determine the atmosphere of the space”
Sculptural Confluence part 1 by Bob Verhelst
From his carefully constructed portfolio, Serax made a first selection for launch in 2024. This collection includes a range of vases, mood lamps, trays, multi-functionalside tables and an armchair. Although Verhelst does not like fleeting trends, he draws inspiration from the Bauhaus movement, Eileen Gray and Miro. He translates his graphic work and sculptures into tangible objects in wood and ceramics, where geometric shapes dominate and bright and earthy colours alternate. Verhelst has no specific in mind when he design sbut trusts that his creations will find their way to the right place.
Bowl 17 oz
Based in his home workshop, designer Ferréol Babin brings each of his pieces alive by leaving on them the imprint of his hands and his tools. The bowls reflect this free and subtle creative process. The YLI bowl covers all the needs of the table and the service of dishes to be shared. The collection offers 2 finishes for atmospheres: in its simplest form in black ceramic, tinted in the mass, and in its porcelain, version glazed with a silky Alabaster white. Made of porcelain, the bowls can go in the oven, the microwave, and the dishwasher.
SHAPE Kyoto -RIN-
Traditional Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan. World Heritage Site. Cherish every moment.Engrave your memories and special moments, deep into your heart.Memory×Moment×sculptureA beautiful design will appear when using each piece of high-quality craft paper.Even after finishing using it, it can be used as a delicate paper as a decoration.Enjoy your own special OMOSHIROI.
Guillaume Garnier et Florent Linker
Garnier & Linker’s work straddles the intersection of several disciplines. Guillaume Garnier and Florent Linker refuse to be categorized, instead opting to draw inspiration freely from multiple media incorporating design, crafts and sculpture. The duo’s quest for clean, simple forms is a showcase of carefully curated materials and savoir-faire. Together, the latter form the language of Garnier & Linker expressed through alabaster, plaster, stone and lost-wax cast glass. The design is in the details, as manifested by the GL hallmarks of material texture and depth. The French duo’s approach is now embodied in two Paris-based locations, serving as natural extensions. First, the creative studio which is also the showroom for Garnier & Linker collections. And second, the workshop. They use the two spaces to continually exchange ideas, sketches, mock-ups, tests and fragments. Together, they are then handcrafted into models entrusted to French master craftsmen. Inspired by their Camondo training, Garnier & Linker have rediscovered an urge to deepen their connection with French savoir-faire. The pair will embark on a tour de France visiting workshops in an endeavor to discover and reinterpret a plethora of techniques. That same impetus sparked their first lighting collection, which was swiftly supplemented by further models and a furniture set. The two French creators exhibit in Europe, the United States and Asia. Their work is regularly used by architects and designers to complement their own projects.
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