The material of beauty

The material of beauty

When goodness enhances beauty.


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The Fragments sofa end table (designed by Guillaume Delvigne) brings into the spotlight Istrenn, a rigid, durable composite made from recycled oyster, mussel, and scallop shells.

The Mojave light (design Maryna Dague and Nathan Baraness) is a dialogue between a natural fabric—the linen of its conical shade—and a ridged one made from recycled offcuts of Kvadrat fabric, used to cover its ceramic base.

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The 360 light (design Colombe Faber), is itself made from synderme, a synthetic leather made from offcuts of leather from the leatherworking and shoemaking industries, bonded with latex.

The Récup cushion (design Juliette Rougier) gives a second chance at life to off cuts of Alcantara from furniture production.

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The Terre d’ombres pot covers (design Minimum) are made from biosourced, biodegradeable 3D printed plasti.

The Kufu(re) light (design Louise Puertolas) is a minimalist combination of off cuts of leather which both make, and link, its base and shade.

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The Doppo dining table (design Claudio Dondoli and Marco Pocci) boasts a top made from Recomplax recycled fi breglass: an innovative material which is robust, retains its shape, is sustainable, and also resistant to showers and UV, even outdoors.

The top of the Etna table (design Marie C Dorner) is made from lava. Extracted from the volcano of the same name, this is then worked like marble, then enamelled and fired at more than 1,000 degrees. Reacting to the heat, the lava and enamel produce an exceptional effect which is slightly different each time, making each piece completely unique.

 
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