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DIGITAL DAYS | CRAFT, MÉTIERS D'ART - Jean-Baptiste Sibertin Blanc's picks
Brand history and innovation are the heart of the dialogue Jean-Baptiste Sibertin-Blanc creates with fine craft, strong of the experience he inherited from his schooling: cabinetmaker (Ecole Boulle) and designer (ENSCI, Paris). In 2021, the exhibition « Lettres de Verre, une éclipse de l’objet »* explores the creation of an alphabet focused on 4 essential techniques: shaping, glass-blowing, glass paste and flame-worked glass. A way of questioning the changes in our relationship with objects. Discover his selection of fine craft pieces.
DIGITAL DAYS MAISON&OBJET | CRAFT, MÉTIERS D'ART | 17 - 18 - 19 FEBRUARY 2021
As part of Digital Days Craft, Métiers d'Art, Jean-Baptiste Sibertin-Blanc, Founder of Collège.M2 at Louviers, has identified on-trend products for you.
The best of the varied worlds of fine craftwork? Creations shaped by the human hand, conveying powerful qualities, making for exceptional decor... A focus on a product offer like no other, awaiting your discovery on MOM!
DIGITAL DAYS MAISON&OBJET | CRAFT, MÉTIERS D'ART | 17 - 18 - 19 FEBRUARY 2021
As part of Digital Days Craft, Métiers d'Art, Jean-Baptiste Sibertin-Blanc, Founder of Collège.M2 at Louviers, has identified on-trend products for you.
The best of the varied worlds of fine craftwork? Creations shaped by the human hand, conveying powerful qualities, making for exceptional decor... A focus on a product offer like no other, awaiting your discovery on MOM!
Parasélène Pertuis 2 - Wood Sculpture
Our turned wood sculptures are handmade, fire-worked and coloured to give birth to a unique texture, technique created by the workshop Le Bois d'Ylva Création cRAKŬ. Our pieces are in limited editions, Made in France, the fruit of our high-alpine workshop. The workshop is eco-responsible, with a certified local wood, labeled workshop, and valorization of all the material. Constantly looking for beautiful, highlighting its texture, the creations Le Bois d'Ylva Création cRAKŬ seeks to embellish your interiors, by the elegance and sobriety of the shapes.
Handmade Wool Felt Garden Rug
A textured and unique felt due to the presence of mesh. Our handmade carpets or wall hangings in France combine two techniques, knitting and felting. The production method, entirely artisanal in limited edition, and the materials used respect the environment. They can be made to measure in different colours, shapes and sizes to suit any space. Thanks to the natural properties of pure wool, they contribute to the maintenance of a healthy and warm interior.
Aged wood and resin console
Integrating a console into your home is an opportunity to change your decorating habits and play on the Mix and Match trend. This console is made of 100% solid oak, from the most beautiful forest areas in Franche-Comté. Its raw and textured appearance and an aged finish give it character and warmth. The top is torn across the width, thus revealing the defibrated wood embedded in the transparent resin, a unique manufacturing process. This piece was entirely made in our workshop in accordance with tradition.
UNIQUE PIECES Jewelry
Marion Fillancq's unique pieces define her sculptural approach on bronze, mirror, and crystal. Simple rings and outstanding necklaces show a craft work, a unique signature in a ruff aesthetic. Let's appreciate again her bits of knapped mirror, and broken effects on 24K gold platted bronze. Hand made near Paris.
Origamital - wall covering
Origamital explores the possibilities that sheet metal offers when viewed as a sheet, folded, braided and deployed. The volumes obtained catch the light and multiply with the sandstone of the optical illusions. This metal origami was designed both as a wall covering pattern and as the soffit of a coffered ceiling. He can also play the claustras, the folding opening windows on either side on the surface he hides. A game between the visible and the invisible.
Jean-Baptiste Sibertin Blanc
From industry to fine craft, JBSB travels the world of design and guides brands and manufacturers: Assa Abloy, Cheval Blanc, the Diocese of Toul, Hermès, Maison Berger, Saint-Gobain… In 1999, he became the creative director of the Cristallerie Daum. In 2011, he chose to devote himself to Studio JBSB. In 2018, the CNAP (National Centre for Visual Arts) acquired the armchair Motenasu, developed with the Henryot manufacture, and the Mobilier National acquired three models of lighting fixtures, including two large chandeliers. JBSB, a researcher and lecturer at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Art et de Design de Nancy, creates the GLASSROOM workshop in 2013, dedicated to the discovery of glass as a material. In 2020, in Louviers, he created the Collège.M2, which brings together craftsmen, technophiles and designers. His entire approach was recognised at the Sommet du Luxe in Paris by the “Talent de l’élégance”. * « Lettres de Verre, une éclipse de l’objet », upcoming book to be published by Editions Bernard Chauveau, March 2021 Credit photo : © Frederic Grimaud
