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Magaud is a series of mirrors in epoxy-lacquered or chrome-plated metal, where the shape unfolds gradually along a curved line traced by the tool, revealing a silhouette with generous contours.

Composed of a base resting on three steel spheres, the Boule planters by Axel Chay come in three models.

The geometric precision of the base contrasts with the natural grain of solid wood. Its top appears to float, offering generous space to host guests comfortably.

The duo Cheval 23 explores new ways to enhance materials through bold forms and finishes.

Designed to fit into any environment, Grid goes beyond the idea of a simple stool. Stable yet mobile, light and functional, it asserts a sculptural and discreet presence.

The Grand Ribaud armchair is designed for relaxation, even in demanding conditions. Inspired by nautical techniques, it features a welded, bent steel tubular frame.

Designed by Thomas Defour, this chair offers a striking contrast between solid beech wood and the delicacy of the bent tubular frame.