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Mathieu Lehanneur
Revolutionary designer Mathieu Lehanneur, voted Designer of the Year 2024 by Maison&Objet, creates magical objects exhibited at the Centre Pompidou and MoMA. Discover his selection of products on MOM!
Tagadá chair in pink, lilac and green.
Typical lines and pastel colors blend on clean surfaces in a paradigmatic piece that is both serious and unexpected. The Tagadà chair in pink, lilac and green is inspired by the collection's irreverent blend of poise and lightness, combining clean shapes with bright hues to redefine the environment in which each element lives.
Iride Pitcher Violet
The ‘Iride’ collection exploits the phenomenon of light refraction and plays with the colour of the background by bringing it to the surface, so that the table becomes a palette.Each element is unique and characterised by extreme transparency. The background is hand-painted.
JAKOBSSON LAMP
The soft light casted through the pine wood shades is reminiscent of a bonfire. It is made of thinly sliced pine wood that has been slowly and naturally dried for a long time. The pine, that is grown in the harsh cold environment in Europe, has a beautiful surface thanks to the slow annual growth rings. JAKOBSSON LAMP, the Scandinavian masterpiece, has been faithfully reproduced by Japanese craftsmanship. It is assembled by traditional Japanese craftsmen who work carefully throughout the process.
Pokeboo Boots
As a Japanese specialist of technology for thin rice farming boots with comfort fit which have been manufactured for 60 years or more. We guarantee the quality of this unique rubber boots made in Thailand. For outdoor, gardening and travel, Pokeboo offers the boots Light, Comfortable and Packable in range of three colors.
Shellmet
Shellmet: the helmet made from waste scallop shells. Shellmet is created by boiling and sterilising the collected shells, which are then finely crushed, mixed with the plastic and inserted into a helmet mould.The helmet's are used mineral and synthetic pigments to colour the material, available in either sunset pink, ocean blue, sand cream, coral white or deep black.Shellmet's materials can be recycled to remake another helmet or reused separately as building materials.Shellmet draws on biomimicry – a design strategy wherein systems found in nature are adopted by humans to solve problems.
Mathieu Lehanneur, Designer of the Year 2024
For this multidisciplinary and open-minded designer, 2024 promises to be a great year. Crowned Designer of the Year by the Maison&Objet trade fair, this iconoclast has also designed the future Olympic torch made of 100% recycled steel, as well as the Paralympic torch. An impressive track record for this personality whose creations mostly focus on well-being and better living. Some of them are even exhibited in museums such as the Centre Pompidou, the Museum of Decorative Arts and the MoMA in New York. Passionate about science and nature, this leading figure in design prefers to imagine magical objects rather than mythical ones. Like Andréa, his revolutionary air purifier, or Autonomy, an autonomous and futuristic habitat presented at the latest edition of the trade fair to escape the noise and density of the city and rethink the way we live by interacting with our environment. In his Factory, located in Ivry-sur-Seine, he is already thinking about his next furniture collections which he will launch in self-publishing and the opening of his showroom in New York next spring.
