Decorative item
Alix Thomsen
After a first career in fashion, as a designer for Lacoste and Chloé, then through to the launch of her own brand in 2008, Alix Thomsen branched off into interior design by chance, following her encounter with Yoan Marciano. This winter, she worked on the first-ever hotel/movie theater from the Kamitz brothers, the MK2 Hôtel Paradisio, where she expressed her personality yet again with infinite delicacy.
RON - Japanese Paper Lantern Shade
Beautiful Lighting with warmth of Japanese paper and sophisticated technique of craftsman Pendant lamp designed by a lamp designer, Toshiyuki Tani. The technique of bending the thin and rounded bamboo flutes smoothly and incorporating them into the bamboo ring is the craftsmanship of Suruga Take Sensuji Zaiku, specialized in making insect cages. This lantern shade only uses “straight line” to express the softness of bamboo. Lantern can be set upside down, which could make different impression.
Armchair CV Model H
Recognizable by their singular style and admirable by the perfection of their realization the furniture of the Valdés collection have become references and cult objects highly sought after by connoisseurs and design lovers. 3rd creation of this collection, the H armchair takes over the constructive fashion common to the entire range but changes the configuration for positioning the wooden parts in front and behind and not on the sides. Its soft curves make it a very comfortable and elegant seat whose natural leather will take a magnificent patina over time.
The square table/stainless steel.
The Square is one of the side tables in the award-winning Crystal Tables collection. Inspired by the transparency, purity and geometry of crystal, The Square has a geometric identity that influences its overall shape and silhouette. The base is made of brushed stainless steel, possibly coated with copper or brass, and the top is made of acrylic.Advantages: Original design Winner of a “Design Award Quality Guarantee” Authentic craftsmanship Light and easy to move Available in a wide range of colors and finishes Available in a wide range of colors and finishes Produced in limited quantities
Throw KHAMTHAMA
This cover is the pure expression of the creativity and sensitivity of the young designer Wangchuk, founder of the brand “Colors of Bhutan”. Hand-woven in Local Organic Cotton and Nettle according to the country's traditional recipes, this line brings together all the values of Bhutan.
TRN mirror triple
Hand crafted in selected solid ash wood, with traditional cabinet making techniques, this mirror is wood stained and covered with natural wax. The hand crafted process of furniture making gives them a truly unique character. Each is one of a kind. Made in cooperation with Square Drop, preservative and high quality bespoke furniture studio. Mirrors are part of TRN collection. Three dimensional objects inspired by Tarasin painting have a simple calligraphic form so they can play and talk together as if they were letters from a non-existent alphabet.
Vauban rug
This rug, named after the French engineer Vauban who developed star-shaped fortifications in the 17th century, condenses the colorful palette of Madeleine Castaing, an illustrious Parisian decorator of the 20th century. We find the famous 'Castaing blue' alongside red, black and nuanced beiges. Thus reinvented, this classic motif, admirable hand knotted by Codimat Collection, offers a decor with obvious refinement.
Alix Thomsen: joyful simplicity
After a first career in fashion, as a designer for Lacoste and Chloé, then through to the launch of her own brand in 2008, Alix Thomsen branched off into interior design by chance, following her encounter with Yoan Marciano. This young entrepreneur entrusted her with the decor for the Hôtel du Temps in Paris' 10th arrondissement, then for the Hôtel Habituel, just next door, where she showed off the full measure of her talents. After that, this winter, she worked on the first-ever hotel/movie theater from the Kamitz brothers, the MK2 Hôtel Paradisio, where she expressed her personality yet again with infinite delicacy. "A successful space", she explains, "includes timeless decor that seems as though it had always been there. My role consists of enhancing the interior, not in promoting myself!". Her selection reflects her signature style: chic, eclectic, and a far cry from today's passing trends.
