DRAG² XIX VaseThis collection deals with a production process inspired by the traditional plaster dragging technique in which the plaster is constrained in shape by a profile while hardening. This technique, traditionally used to produce ornamental cornices, is adapted here in order to serially produce various typologies of objects. The process results in an infinite variation of shapes based on solids of revolution.

A white glass moil is captured inside a fine copper mesh basket and then plunged into hot clear glass

Narciso is entirely hand-knotted in Nepal

the construction was as inventive as it was beautiful

The rectangular shape of the object contrasts with the arc-shaped cloths

Different design functionalities are combined and juxtaposed in one object

these mirrors activate and enliven any environment

A new universe emerges from tubular constructions

and one or two planters

This makes the design more like volumes

the luminaire is made up of a tubular aluminum stem available in three different heights and painted slate grey

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Made entirely from solid oak