Decorative item
Laune architecture
Founded by Laure Grabulos and Pauline Marcynuik, this young interior architecture and design agency is on a roll! Discover their selection on MOM!
MONOLOG invisible armchair / grey glass chair
MONOLOG invisible armchair is a true masterpiece of glass and light.Our designers, the duo of architects Exercice, dared to design a 100% glass surprising chair that is also a very comfortable seat.Completely new, this tempered glass armchair is an iconic piece in Glass Variations collections.With UV bonding, it is manufactured and hand-assembled invisibly in our workshops in Lukora near Lyon. Available in smokey grey tinted glass.
LEATHER LEISURE ACCESSORIES
Finest quality natural materials, superior craftsmanship, an uncompromising attention to details and exquisite design: GIOBAGNARA applies these criteria to all its leather products conceived for leisure; the brand features traditional games with an unmistakable appearance and introduces outstanding complete game tables, all while boasting a series of precious creations, such as different models of wireless chargers able to also serve as valet trays, being them all leather covered or with marble inserts, conceived to satisfy the new necessities of our time.
Chair Tal
The Tal chair designed by Léonard Kadid is made of aluminium and wood. The T aluminium profiles reinforce the plywood seat and allow the solid wooden legs to lock on them. This structural principle defines its entire geometry giving a radical yet subtle presence. Easy to assemble, the chair is flat packed.
Laune architecture, a taste for detail
This young interior architecture and design agency is on a roll! Founded by Laure Grabulos and Pauline Marcynuik, two spirited thirty-somethings, the studio successfully took up the challenge of glamorizing the new Okko hotel, located a stone's throw from the Parc de la Villette, in the new district of the XIXth arrondissement, dubbed the Ilot fertile. And yet, the task was not an easy one! With boldness and dexterity, these two young women succeeded in creating a truly warm, generous and convivial place to live, by using warm colors - terracotta, sand, brown and terracotta - beautiful materials that are as natural as possible to match the eco-responsible neighborhood, and by scattering works of art throughout the spaces. Today, they are completing a boutique in Rome, a restaurant in Paris and several private apartments with strong narrative power!
