Nicolas Mathéus
Born in Paris, in 1970, he started with Law studies, but found them boring. He studied Photography in San Diego. For 10 years, he worked with Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent, shooting their private collection. He started working for magazines in 1999: Elle Decoration, Marie Claire Maison, Interiør Magasinet in Norway... Discover his selection of products!
Pure by Pascale Naessens
Pascale Naessens adds some brand-new tableware to the successful Pure collection. In terms of its shape and execution, this extensive tableware set blends in perfectly with the nostalgic feel of the Pure range, which is inspired by nature. “This blueish-purple hue pairs so nicely with food”, Pascale explains. “I always start from the food. I can already imagine the food on the plates before I’ve made them.”
Korean Ceramic Artist : Kim Pan-ki, Park Chae-young, Han Se-eun, Park Na-hye
The story of ICHEON’s ceramics goes back 1000 years, and the city has been home to numerous workshops supplying the royal palaces throughout history. ICHEON continues in this tradition, using its rich resources and infrastructure to become one of Asia’s most recognizable city for ceramics. More than 400 workshops operate in ICHEON today, fueled by the creativity of modern ceramicists and master craftspeople who have dedicated their lives to protecting and improving Korea’s traditional ceramics culture.
Fragmento Collection Rug
Hand-woven wool rug in the Oaxaca region of Mexico. We use local natural dyes such as: pomegranate, rose of India, tamarind, indigotier... Raw materials are harvested according to their season, which makes their use environmentally responsible. This know-how, from the Oaxaca region in Mexico, has been passed on from generation to generation perpetuating all the gestures specific to the creation of this textile: carding, spinning, dyeing and weaving.
August by Vincent Van Duysen
The Outdoor collection by Vincent Van Duysen for Serax is made of aluminium and it is available with a black or grey-green powder coating. This makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The chairs, lounge chair, and table articulate the sheer simplicity of the monastic life they were inspired by. The wider, slightly lower proportions are of this day and age and contribute modern-day comfort.
Nicolas Mathéus
Born in Paris, in 1970. He started with Law studies, but found them boring. He studied Photography in San Diego (UCSD, University of California, San Diego). His first works were for Museums: catalogs, postcards. For 10 years, he worked with Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent, shooting their private collection (sculptures, antiques, furniture, paintings). And he also shot several of their houses (Marrakech, Tanger, Paris). He started working for magazines in 1999: Elle Decoration, Art et Décoration, Marie Claire Maison, Côté Sud, and Interiør Magasinet in Norway. He works for architects and interior designers (Jacques Grange, Patrick Jouin, Luis Laplace, Hubert Zandberg). He loves Brazil and South Africa.
