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Nicolas Bossard
Nicolas Bossard is an Accredited Project Manager and Architect. After his experiences at Louis Vuitton and Studio Vincent Eschalier, he launches in 2018 his own Paris-based agency and trained a multidisciplinary team committed to creating well-designed spaces that enrich everyone's lives, with accuracy and ease of use.
Trink trolley
The two designers Karl Chucri and Rami Boushdid of Studio Caramel propose with the Trink Trolley an exceptional piece where black steel cuts and structures wood (teak or walnut, depending on the model). The particularity of this piece of furniture designed for convivial moments is to play on a modern aesthetic from the beginning of the 20th century by modernizing it. Handmade and custom-made
Boomerang coffee table
Playful, pebble shapes set on a beautiful, folded, base. The Boomerang coffee table is a fantastic and well-proportioned addition to any space. Configured with the two sizes together, or as a stand-alone, this design is sure to capture attention. Available in two sizes.
PERSEUS SHEARLING / TRAVERTINE POUF
Available either in shearling or in travertine, this monolithic pouf boasts elegant curves that perfectly accomodate one's body to ensure comfort. The main structure is placed on a rotating base and is easy to move due to the smoothness of a high quality teflon cushion, able to sustain any weight up to 300kg. It is also possible to customize this piece with Customer Fabric.
A graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture at Paris-Belleville in 2014, Nicolas Bossard is an Accredited Project Manager and Architect. He also studied design at the University of Québec in Montréal. Nicolas Bossard began his career in the Architecture department at Louis Vuitton. He then joined Studio Vincent Eschalier, where he learned how to manage ambitious, highly technical projects. In 2018, he decided to launch his own Paris-based agency and trained a multidisciplinary team committed to creating well-designed spaces that enrich everyone's lives, with accuracy and ease of use. Nicolas Bossard sees architecture as a mix of numerous disciplines that he loves: mathematics, physics, history and the humanities.
