Decorative item
Cécile Degos
A museographer, scenographer, and interior architect, Cécile Degos—an alumna of the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris—collaborated for ten years with Richard Peduzzi, and later with Jérôme Deschamps and Macha Makeïeff on various theater and opera productions. Starting in 2005, she began working with some of the world’s most prestigious museums—including the Musée d'Orsay, the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, and the Guggenheim in New York—as an exhibition designer.
Zorro
Zorro is a minimalist yet graphical coffee table. The masked hero signature inspired the ingenious Z structure which supports a duo of overlapping round tabletops giving a sense of lightness to this simple and elegant piece. The design plays with our perception as Zorro seems to be made up of 2 nested tables as it is one and only table. More details : https://www.lachance.paris/zorro
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.
TWO TONE VASE
A flower vase combining two colors of heat-resistant glass. It can be used as a pot for hydroponics or as a diffuser bottle. We attach great importance to calculating the color ratio, and even though it's a standard shape, it creates a unique atmosphere with a vintage touch. * Capacity: approx. 350 ml* With packaging
Solid glass sculpture
The\" Orogenesis\” collection is the studio's newest creation. Hailed by critics and collectors during this international event, it claims to be an evolution of the Fluence collection. Orogenesis comes from the ancient Greek óros “hill, mountain” associated with “genesis” and defines the set of geodynamic processes by which mountain ranges are formed.
Pokeboo Boots
As a Japanese specialist of technology for thin rice farming boots with comfort fit which have been manufactured for 50 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.
hand cream "kikka"
High-quality hand care with natural essential oils. Contains moisturizing ingredients and 5 kinds of organic vegetable oils. Non-stickily, good for all seasons.It's contains natural moisturizing ingredients Okinawa Mozuku extract and betaine, and organic vegetable oils to smooth skin. "Kikka” is good for the night with a pleasant citrus fruity scent. Essential oil is extracted from Yuzu peel remaining after processing such as ponzu sauce (Japan seasoning). The residue is treated as livestock feed. Yuzu is easily damaged, so it is carefully shredded one by one using scissors by hand.
Pad type ver.2
A sustanable sticky notes made by silicone that can be stuck to your laptop or flat surface desk. Write directly on the pad with any oil based ballpoint pen, and erase with the rub of a finger or eraser for convenient reuse. The adhesive material on the back side of the pad allows for sticking and unsticking a number of times, leaving no residue.Designed and developed in Japan. W75×H75×t1.0(mm) More:https://www.wemo.earth/product-padv2
TENCHO
Philippe Jamesse (top sommelier of champagne), has created “TENCHO”(“zenith” in French). It has an unique shape of “sphere”, that is an essential factor to enjoy aroma.One of the feature is to be James able to lock the aroma into this glass. That enables to explore the taste which is layered with several flavor. The curved rim only touches the limited part of the mouth, that makes it smoother to pour into the tongue.It is designed to explore pureness and enjoy the uniqueness of each Japanese sake.
Cécile Degos
A museographer, scenographer, and interior architect, Cécile Degos—an alumna of the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris—collaborated for ten years with Richard Peduzzi, and later with Jérôme Deschamps and Macha Makeïeff on various theater and opera productions. Starting in 2005, she began working with some of the world’s most prestigious museums—including the Musée d'Orsay, the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, and the Guggenheim in New York—as an exhibition designer.
