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Laur Meyrieux
Laur Meyrieux established her diversity of skills as a designer, interior architect, creative director, scenographer. She focuses her creations on eco-design and 'handmade' design by developing her own wallpaper collection ; she creates carpets for the Toulemonde Bochart.
Dune L Pitcher
Discover the Dune collection imagined and handmade by designer Hugo Drubay. The Dune pitcher follows the mechanisms of the fluids that can be seen while walking along the water's edge. Simple, minimalist, astonishing by its technique, the dune pitcher will only sublimate your interior.Craftsman: Ceramist.Production: Moret-sur-Loing.Limited piece.Object signed by the designer & Metapoly.
Amnis mouth-blown glassware
The Amnis mouth-blown glass colletion, designed by Kinta, consists of 2 tumblers (250 and 300 ml), a wine glass and a carafe (900 ml). Soft lines and a small foot makes the tumblers elegant, for serving water in style, together with the carafe. The wavy design is inspired by the rippled pattern you see in water and sand. The lead-free crystal carafe en tumblers are available in several colours: green, smoked grey, bronze, rosy, green mint, mint, blue and clear glass. The wine glass is available in 5 colours: green, smoked grey, rosy, green mint and clear. The glass is dishwasher safe.
“L'affection” wool & hemp throw
A very soft plaid for moments of comfort. Its natural wool coating gives it a teddy look. The thermoregulatory properties of wool allow the affectionate person to adapt to summer evenings as well as cool winter evenings. A variation of colors for all tastes, opt for a timeless plaid. Our throws exist today with our wool & hemp fabric combining the robustness and freshness of hemp, with the suppleness and softness of wool. A durable fabric that becomes silky over time.
Close Encounters
The Belgian artist and renowned architect Stefan Schöning astonishes yet again with a beautifully abstract, balanced work of art. The idea for Close encounters, a piece in mouth blown glass, arose at the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic. Governments took measures that made us feel safe, but also quite lonely and estranged from one another. The desire to be close to his loved ones was what drove Schöning to design Close encounters. Rather than to portray distance, the artist decided to concretise the opposite: closeness.
Yaki Side Table/ Stool
Yaki is the product of a singular encounter between a material native to Europe very present in France, beech, and a totally ecological Japanese technique called Yakisugi.Indeed, the duality that operates between raw wood and carbonized wood produces a strong sensitive contrast. The oppositions that are expressed through colors, shapes and textures make Yaki the own witness of her mixed-race inspirations. Each piece is coated with linseed oil in a way that restricts Yaki's ecological footprint as much as possible while ensuring its sustainability.
Berry Bowl
With "Berry bowl" [16 round colander] in porcelain, you can wash fruit such as strawberries and blueberries and then directly serve it on the dining table. Other than fruit, you can drain boiled potatoes, carrots, green soybeans and corn on the cob with it and then serve hot or warm vegetables to instantly eat. You can also drain Tofu or yoghurt to make salad. Available in three "soft and refreshing" colors: White, Gray, Green. This versatile item does a good job both in the kitchen and on the dining table.
Galet G-111 Lamps
Our G-111 table lamps, in a minimalist and airy style, take on the design of Maison Isa Moss's creations. These lamps with variable lighting are composed of a grooved aluminum tube from which a discreet and functional light is extracted and a mouth-blown Italian glass pebble. This interchangeable roller can be adjusted according to your desires but also to the ambience of your home. Indeed, the G-111 rollers are available with several types of metallization: golden amber in gold finish, Crystal in Chrome finish and Metallic Chrome in black version.
Laur Meyrieux
Laur Meyrieux established her diversity of skills as a designer, interior architect, creative director and scenographer. She began her career as a designer in Paris and, fascinated by Japan, she moved to Tokyo to open her design studio. Her international career is marked by collaborations with emblematic luxury houses such as Hermès, Perrier Jouet, Shu Uemura... Her creations explore the ambiguity of forms between art and design and her style and sensibility have been nourished by her years living in Japan. Laur is now based in Paris and works as a creative director on interior design projects in Europe and Asia, she designs carpets for Toulemonde Bochart, she focuses her creations on eco-design and 'handmade' design by developing her own wallpaper collection.
