Decorative item
Fabien Roques
This renowned interior designer cut his teeth working with the famous Andrée Putman and architect Eliott Barnes, and has multiplied his projects in the Hospitality sector. Discover his selection on MOM!
Coffee Table PASSAGE
The generous arches reveal a mysterious progres- sion, like a game of hide and seek. The harmo- nious oval allows a smooth passage. The timeless elegance. Available finishes: Dark bronze patinated brass, wiped. Calacatta Oro marble top in natural sandblasted oak or grey or walnut stained oak. Available dimensions: Ø100/Ø140 or width 172 cm, depth 86 cm, height 40 cm/width 130 cm, depth 65 cm, height 40 cm (2017)
Tandem table lamp
The table lamp from the TANDEM collection, a sophisticated lighting piece that skilfully fuses two distinct shapes and shades for a captivating visual effect. This original creation by Charolles combines style and functionality. Designed to embody simplicity and harmony, this lamp combines matte and glossy enamels that add a touch of texture and shine to your space. Elegant and modern, the TANDEM lamp brings a warm and refined ambiance to your home, while captivating attention with its unique design.
Fabien Roques, a singular style of writing
This renowned interior designer, who cut his teeth working with the famous Andrée Putman and the architect Eliott Barnes, is multiplying his projects in the Hospitality sector. Numerous hotel groups - Accor, Maison Albar and Inwood, to name but a few - have no hesitation in calling on him to revamp establishments that are a little outdated or downright unsuited to the needs of today's customers. We have to admit that this professional, whose agency was inaugurated in 2011, has the talent and expertise to take into account the new expectations of hotels, in search of modular and multifunctional convivial spaces that can evolve as the day goes by. Like the Burdigala hotel in Bordeaux, which he masterfully designed to include a cinema, children's playroom, coworking space and more. Or the Hôtel de la Reine, in Nancy, an 18th-century building which he renovated with respect for tradition, but with a view to bringing it into the 21st century.
