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Stéphane Parmentier's CRAFT métiers d'art selection
As an interior architect, designer and artistic director for leading houses, Stéphane Parmentier creates theatrical settings for life, with craftsmanship and the transformation of materials at the heart of his approach. Discover his favorite crafts.
MAISON&OBJET PARIS | 07-11 SEPTEMBER 2023
They are ceramists, cabinetmakers, lighting designers or jewelers... they produce their unique pieces or small series in their art studio. Meet nearly 200 designers with exceptional skills and an astonishing artistic approach at the heart of the Maison&Objet trade fair.
CRAFT - métiers d’art sector – Hall 5A
MAISON&OBJET PARIS | 07-11 SEPTEMBER 2023
They are ceramists, cabinetmakers, lighting designers or jewelers... they produce their unique pieces or small series in their art studio. Meet nearly 200 designers with exceptional skills and an astonishing artistic approach at the heart of the Maison&Objet trade fair.
CRAFT - métiers d’art sector – Hall 5A
Inpli
In the continuity of Atelier Polyhedre's artistic research, inspiration is first based on interests in traditional Japanese basketry and ancient Greek ceramics. Both open and closed, the Inpli vase is characterized by that thick curved leaf that surrounds it and structures it. This entanglement thus generates the creation of double full handles. The result is an anchored and vertical silhouette, softened by the circular movements over which shadows and lights slide.
Ritual _ GAYA SERIES
BUK-SU, a traditional cultural heritage of Korea, symbolizes community aspirations and acts as a boundary marker against negative energy. Amidst COVID-19,I encountered BUK-SU in documentaries and saw it as a reflection of myself and humanity grappling with global challenges. Recognizing its relevance, I captured the essence of BUK-SU using mirrors and traditional materials. Engaging with the mirrored BUK-SU, viewers can reflect on their circumstances and ponder broader societal issues. This series encourages introspection,prompting individuals to pose fresh inquiries and discover serene answer
Misty LANDSCAPE Centerpiece
It is a series that captures the scenery that the artist gave peace of mind while traveling in Korea in a clear and transparent way through the thinness and turbidity of lacquer. I hope you can feel the 'silence' and 'comfort' through these objects in your life. The centerpiece of this Misty Landscape is It is characterized by trying to show a three-dimensional illustration by expressing the shades of lacquer(Ottchil) through a method in which different pieces filled with lacquer(Ottchil) are transparently overlapped.
Set de cuisine 21-14-09
kitchen set, the sizes of the blades are 21cm, 14cm and 09cm, the blades are made of 135C3 steel sandwich steel at the heart, 120 years old iron for the sides, allowing a long cutting life and easy sharpening. The handles are made of Cocobolo wood. For a better hold, the sleeves are designed for right-handed or left-handed people. All colors, exotic woods, modern materials, European woods are possible on request. lead time 1 month minimum.
DEGRÉ wall shelf
A single shape, two wall shelves and seven possible orientations for a multiplicity of arrangements to imagine. The name DEGRÉ here has a double meaning. Both for its staircase structure but also for its spatial dimension. A terracotta decorative element that, depending on its orientation, still retains its two functions: Accommodate collections or small objects and offer a serial decorative perspective thanks to the variability of the two models. These two DEGRÉ wall shelves (Face and Profile) can echo the formal language of the Art Deco movement or brutalism.
Stéphane Parmentier
Stéphane Parmentier aims to combine sophistication, simplicity and modernity in his work, playing with noble or raw materials such as marble, travertine, lava, bronze, brass, wood and leather. After an initial career in fashion with Lanvin, Lagerfeld and Givenchy, he went on to create apartments, villas and boutiques in Europe, the USA, the Caribbean and Asia, and designed for Christofle, CTO, Petit h, Astec, Vervloet, Manufacture Cogolin and more recently Pouenat. After serving as artistic director at Christofle, he also worked with brands such as Giobagnara, Dragonfly and The Webster Home.
