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Emmanuel Foyatier and Maison Martin Morel
Today, Emmanuel Foyatier, the fifth generation, has taken over both the management and artistic direction of Maison Morel—an iconic fabric and wallpaper publisher founded in the 19th century near Lyon. With access to an impressive archive of several hundred patterns dating from the 1800s to the 1980s, this entrepreneur in his thirties has, since 2013, breathed new life into the brand by bringing this rich heritage back to the forefront through wallpapers, panoramic murals, and textiles.
2 seater bench - URBAN
The design and manufacture of our bench bring together the expertise of several trades, upholsterers, tinsmiths, upholsterers and textile designers, all located in Lille or its surroundings. The Urban Collection by Babel Brune represents a vision of the modernist movement and brutalist architecture. The repetition of geometric shapes and the effect of perspective creates a visual unity halfway between representation and abstraction. The graphic creations of the collection are printed on velvet suede, Babel Brune's signature fabric, which gives it a
AA AIRBORNE AND JEAN-CHARLES DE CASTELBAJAC ARMCHAIR
For 50 years, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac has been an agitator of French culture: Fashion, lifestyle, collages, furniture... We wanted to give him a white cover and a few pencils. Here is the flight he offers us... it is sensitive, poetic and quirky, everything we like. An entirely French creation by a fashion and design visionary. The cover is printed in Lyon and sewn in Tarn-et-Garonne -100% recycled cotton 400 gr/m2 - Indoor use only
GLYCINE bookcase
Like a climbing plant, the GLYCINE bookcase slaloms towards the sky by hanging on the wall. Solidly rooted at the base, it rises while gradually refining. DIMENSIONS H. 240CM X W. 60CM X D. 20CM - Weight 14kg - MATERIAL 100% solid oak from sustainably managed French forests - Matt varnish FINISH - DELIVERY Delivered assembled - Supplied with 5 removable vertical walnut-stained oak partitions that fit into the grooves - Freestanding INSTALLATION, it is however recommended to fix it at one point on the wall - Made in France, Anjou
Bathtub OFURO
MAOMI's OFURO translates Japanese tradition into our modern European life. The wooden bathtub can be used as a mobile bathtub in space-limited bathrooms. Thanks to its incredibly low weight of around 20 — 30 kilograms, the OFURO can be easily moved. Compared to Western bathtubs, the OFURO is smaller in the base area but higher and steeper. This is not only a space saver, but it also allows the bathing water to literally reach the neck
Stool, Side Table, Handmade, Chainsaw Carved, Burnt Wood, Black
Chainsaw carved side table/stool in Japanese Style. Carved from a single piece of burnt oak wood and protected with the highest quality oils, ensuring durability for generations. Such unique handmade design will highlight your interior and bring comfort to your home, which makes it a perfect gift for yourself or someone you care for.- This piece is part of an ongoing series, pictures are representative, and each piece is slightly unique duo to fully handmade craftsmanship.
Tagadá chair in pink, purple and green.
Typical lines and primary colors blend on elegant surfaces in a paradigmatic piece that is both serious and unexpected. The Tagadà chair in pink, purple 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.
Mezzo e Mezzo Venezia Edition
The 'Mezzo e Mezzo' drinking glass celebrates Bassano del Grappa's historic aperitivo through the masterful combination of colored glass. Joined through the Incàlmo technique, these colored drinking glasses celebrate all the playfulness around the aperitif ritual that distinguishes the people of Veneto. Eventually decorated with colored glass rods, these glasses are the perfect choice to add a touch of sparkle to your table setting. Enjoy a brindisi with these Unique Mezzo e Mezzo Glasses Venice special editions!
Emmanuel Foyatier and Maison Martin Morel
Today, Emmanuel Foyatier, the fifth generation, has taken over both the management and artistic direction of Maison Morel—an iconic fabric and wallpaper publisher founded in the 19th century near Lyon. With access to an impressive archive of several hundred patterns dating from the 1800s to the 1980s, this entrepreneur in his thirties has, since 2013, breathed new life into the brand by bringing this rich heritage back to the forefront through wallpapers, panoramic murals, and textiles.
