Decorative item
Florence Bourel
Florence Bourel is a French designer. Her work is a constant dialogue between know-how, modernity and durability. The graphic strength and colourful power of each of her creations transports us into her universe full of colours.
Allié - Stool
Allié is both a stool and an occasional table that from its small volume emits a ton of character. A totem with a strong line, hands on hips. The base and top are integrally molded in polyurethane foam and connected by two metal handles that give it a solid structure and the ability to move easily. The matte material of the main body is contrasted by the metallic finish of its handles, and their contemporary color palette completes the playful and fun dimension of this object that can be moved indoors or outdoors.
PLUS natural rattan armchair
Harmonious curves, contemporary structure and French-style caning to add transparency. Structure all in debarked rattan, natural varnished, caning with checkerboard reinforcements on nylon straps for the seat. Padded headrest screwed onto the structure, plywood core lined with 30 kg/m3 polyurethane foam, customer fabric or as a choice from our selection of colors.
Industrial Craftsmanship - Alessi 100 Values Collection
Twergi collection - MILLS Sottsass collection offers a reissue of some of Ettore Sottsass's finest creations for the collection of wooden objects that have enriched the Alessi catalogue from 1989 onwards. The Twergi adventure, initiated in 1989, is a fine example of upgrading centuries-old know-how transmitted by generations of touring craftsmen from Val Strona, on the shores of Lake Orta. Essential items in any kitchen and at the table for daily meals, these mills are a nod for fans of the designer's iconic totems.
SCALA TABLES & CONSOLES
This line of leather covered furniture and objects were inspired by the “stacked” form often seen at the base of some buildings in Italy, as well as the famous heel of Salvatore Ferragamo. This selection of stools, nightstands and sideboards have an identical recurring pattern, superimposed and highlighted by deliberately thick legs, giving a delicate graphic line. Now, with a change in perspective, the same shapes and proportions become centerpieces, boxes, lanterns and vases. Wallpaper* Design Award 2018 Winner
Tramonti by Maria Scarpulla
Simple yet poetic wall paintings surrounded by a halo of light: that’s Tramonti Lighting in a nutshell. Maria Scarpulla, the name by which Maria Scarpulla and her partner Jori Hernalsteen (1987) design minimalist objects, started off with painting color shapes that would later become light objects.
Ankara oval dining table
Ideal for beautiful receptions and convivial dinners, the Ankara oval dining table is available in two dimensions: 100 x 200 cm or 120 x 250 cm. The top can be in oak, marble (3 finishes) or even metal available in 40 colors. Its generous dimensions make it a beautiful meeting table in offices. It is also available for outdoor use and in a round format. Made in France.
YUAN ALHAMBRA - stackable dishes
The story of the Alhambra line is inspired by the Spanish palace of the same name. In the course of the three Faux-Semblants models, the narrative of this place steeped in myth and legend is revealed, where the luxuriant vegetation of the palace blends with the melancholic face of a woman.Through Yuan, Qing and Ming Alhambra, Rachel Convers anchors the memory of the almost forgotten princess and creates a complementary universe to be discovered through the table services.
Florence Bourel
From her African childhood, Florence Bourel keeps the need to mix influences through poetic creations with pure and timeless lines. Her work is a constant dialogue between know-how, modernity and durability. The graphic strength and colourful power of each of her creations transports us into her universe full of colours. Florence collaborates with editors and major French brands such as Hermès, Diptyque, Saint-Louis, Roche Bobois or Toulemonde Bochart... In January 2022, she was awarded the prestigious French Design 100 prize at the Élysée Palace, which recognises the 100 Designers and Architects who promote France abroad.
