Wallpanels for Cartier in Paris

Our Finemarq marquetry can be used on many surfaces, for instance: walls, furniture, floors but also dashboards, pianos and guitars.

Vezzini & Chen

Wildflower meadow lighting installation

Brunelleschi

The aesthetics of this structure recalls Brunelleschi’s Renaissance architecture and re-proposes, in a modern key, the modularity of the arches. A sense of harmony and lightness, conveyed and enhanced by the curved glass which dominates the whole. Steel and glass are the outstanding protagonists of the structure: they create light and shadow effects in a refined atmosphere and give the structure a light and luxurious look.

A real hymn to outdoor life, to enjoy the outdoor environment from a privileged point of view. The Brunelleschi model proposes a new definition of space and orderliness and this structure is a clear reference to such Renaissance precision. Small arch, columns, capitals and cornice: each single element is part of the harmonious modularity of a sober and majestic structure.

With its classic spirit, Brunelleschi expresses the contemporary luxury of living our time. A real outdoor room where the continuity between inside and outside becomes a distinctive element and added value for one’s own well-being.

COCO-DE-MER

Coco de Mer encapsulates the essence of our original Coco, which would have spent long years in the depths of the ocean.

Imaginary divers discovered this Coco nestled in the hollow of a sunken wreck. Transformed by its aquatic surroundings, our Coco de Mer now unveils its new beauty as it is brought back to light.

Metaphorical molluscs and seaweed have clung to it. In their embrace, they bestowed upon our Coco a textured and irregular appearance only Nature can shape so well.

Ben’s process is driven by the physical movements and outside forces that are inherent to working with clay. He shapes his pieces by intuitively smooshing, scraping, and folding the material. He often presses objects that hold sentimental significance to him into the surface of the wet clay.

He is especially influenced by brutalist architecture, Dada principles of spontaneity and chance, and by the strong and diverse infrastructure and flora of the Los Angeles River.

Skylight

An iconic space.
A privileged point of view of the outside world.

An indoor pool with a view of the sky: this is an example of the exclusive luxury which the creation of a skylight can produce. Completely customizable, both in style and construction, the glass and steel roofs are designed to complete home interiors in a unique way. In this model, the style of the roof is the same as that which characterizes Brunelleschi’s buildings: Renaissance spirit combines with the classicism of the environment, giving a fresh touch thanks to its essential lines and the choice of thin profiles.

Alex Roskin’s works blend functional design with modernist sculptural references. A natural successor of innovative artists such as Richard Serra, Jean Arp, and Constantin Brancusi, Roskin’s cast bronze, stainless steel, and carved wood works reflect the artist’s modernist and primitive influences. Beginning with a series of quick sketches, Roskin captures the movement of a basic form. By sculpting in foam and wood, Roskin translates that movement into a structural model that is then 3D scanned so that it can then be cast in bronze, aluminum or steel, and finished with carved wood elements. His works often feature a mammalian physicality with heaving sinuous forms and legs that extend from the body in a bowed fashion.

INSPIRED BY AMERICAN PILOT HOWARD HUGHES, THE NEW SCULPTURAL FURNITURE SERIES BY BRITISH-NIGERIAN DESIGNER MIMINAT SHODEINDE EXPLORES AVIATION AND THE POWER OF MOVEMENT.

MIMINAT SHODEINDE, FOUNDER OF MIMINAT DESIGNS, UNVEILS THE HOWARD SERIES, A NEW COLLECTION OF COLLECTIBLE FURNITURE INSPIRED BY AVIATION AND FEATURING DYNAMIC ANGLES AND VOLUMES. TAKING ITS INSPIRATION FROM RECORD-SETTING AMERICAN PILOT HOWARD HUGHES, THE FIVE-PIECE COLLECTION EXPLORES GRAVITY, BALANCE AND FORM..

A CONTINUATION OF THE HOWARD DESK WHICH MIMINAT SHODEINDE CREATED FOR THE DESIGN MUSEUM IN 2021, THE FINAL SERIES COMPRISES A DAYBED, DINING TABLE, SOFA, LOW TABLE AND DESK. SCULPTED FROM EUROPEAN OAK WOOD, TITANIUM TRAVERTINE, STAINLESS STEEL AND ALUMINIUM, EACH PIECE IS UNITED BY A REFINED RAWNESS WHICH CHARACTERISES MUCH OF SHODEINDE’S WORK..

“MUCH OF MY WORK IS CONCERNED WITH MOVEMENT AND THE POETRY OF MOVEMENT. AVIATION HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN OBSESSION AND INSPIRATION OF MINE. I BEGAN RESEARCHING THE LIFE OF RECORD-SETTING PILOT HOWARD HUGHES, AND THE CONCEPT FOR A COLLECTION OF PIECES CELEBRATING THE POETRY AND DANGER OF FLIGHT BEGAN TO FORM IN MY MIND. I WANTED TO EXPLORE THE NOTIONS OF GRAVITY AND BALANCE AS WELL AS STRENGTH AND STABILITY WITH THIS SERIES” COMMENTS MIMINAT SHODEINDE, FOUNDER OF MIMINAT DESIGNS.

MIMI SHODEINDE

Jérôme Bugara, trained at the prestigious Ecole Boulle, is a renowned interior architect and designer with a love of noble materials and detail.

Born in Lyon in 1970, he became a Parisian by adoption at a very early age, immersing himself in the architectural richness of the City of Light to nurture his art.

Jérôme Bugara is renowned for his rigor, his commitment to timelessness and his instantly recognizable contemporary style, rooted in the rich tradition of French decorative arts. His pronounced taste for beautiful materials is reflected in every one of his creations, crafted in marble, travertine, white gypsum, onyx, rock crystal and rare woods.

Each piece pays homage to these materials while playing with light and scale, without sacrificing functionality.
Jérôme Bugara's singular, refined pieces are exceptional for their attention to detail, reflecting his commitment to the finest French craftsmanship.

He collaborates with companies with ancestral know-how, such as Remy Garnier, the bronzier d'art for its Versailles collection, and Calais Caudry lacemakers, with whom he has designed a wine cellar adorned with lace.

He founded his own interior design agency in 2015 and created Jérôme Bugara Editions to develop collections of furniture and objects.

“I've always defended French know-how by working with French companies. I'm driven by the spirit of French talent".

Jérôme Bugara

MAY WINE CELLAR

May bronze wine cabinet by Jérôme Bugara collaboration with la dentelle française de Caudry.

Laminated glass doors with white glazing and fabric inclusion - Integrated refrigeration unit. Capacity 72 Bottles

An Artistic Ceramic journey

Olivia Cognet is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Nice, south of France.

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An accomplished accessory designer for luxury fashion brands such as Lanvin, Sonia Rykiel, Carven, Isabel Marant... Olivia expanded her creative world to the wonders of clay.

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It is with the same passion and taste for beautiful design that she applies her technical mastery to couture and ceramic art.

In both, her artistic vision remains one and the same: creating art incorporating a sensual mix of modern brutalism and absolute femininity.

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“Let the beauty of what you love be what you do” - Rumi

Hand crafted in our French Studio in Vallauris