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Nicolas Laisné
Nicolas Laisné is an architect dedicated to softening the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces. Sensitive, open-minded and audacious, he develops his projects on an international scale in order to support the changes in city life, wherever they happen to take place. Discover his inspirations through his selection of MOM products.
Baltic Round Rug
The Baltic Sea, located in Scandinavia, has several water types and different blue shades that compose it. BALTIC rug really embodies the essence of the Baltic Sea, having a blue colour gradient. This versatile design rug is a harmonious piece that simultaneously transmits the strength of the sea and the softness of the blue colour. BALTIC Rug will bring nature and fierceness to your home décor.
PORIFERA Green Wall Decoration
Each element is made of porcelain and decorated with metal oxides, creating a multitude of green shades, alternating matt and glossy surfaces. Sometimes adorned with tufts of tentacles, these wall plates constitute true works of art, all different from one another, like a unique and unrepeatable form of life. These decorative objects are produced in three different sizes and three different heights that allow the overlap and the modular disposal, giving life to vertical gardens that do not require any care. (The suggested retail price is referred to the composition of 9 plates)
Martone Cycling Company Women's Bicycle
Martone has created a series of bicycles with brand, style and quality in mind. Available in a full range of colors, our bikes are meant for the cyclist looking for comfort and beauty. Equipped with a built-in basket of exception and ease of operation, Martone bikes are delivered standard with the SRAM Automatix rear hub that make shifting gears a breeze. It is done automatically for you. Find out more at www.martonecycling.eu.
textile softwall
softwall is a modular, folding wall that gracefully shapes light, acoustics and space. The honeycomb geometry allows each room divider to expand one hundred times the length of its compressed form. Sunlight is beautifully diffused through the translucent structure of the white textile, revealing the pattern of the visually delicate yet exceptionally strong material’s fibres. Optional LED ribbons integrate with the movable partitions transforming them into luminous sculpture. Micro-coated with the actual metal, aluminum textile further engages the light with its diffuse reflective quality.
Nicolas Laisné
Trained in New Delhi, New York and Paris, Nicolas Laisné was a laureate of the Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes in 2005, a prestigious distinction from The Ministry of Culture to encourage young promising architects. From these collaborations, he has retained flexibility, commitment to space and emulation of international teamwork. In 2005, he founded his agency, with an ambition to design buildings that create links and resonate with their environment, such as the Arbre Blanc residential tower and the Arboretum campus in Paris-La Défense, the largest wooden campus in the world. In 2019, he opened an interior architecture department within his studio as a natural extension of his architectural work. Nicolas Laisné will be participating to the upcoming Venice Biennale of Architecture.
