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TEMPS VÉCU

VINCENT TORDJMAN

Clock made of 2 white lacquered metal plates,

between which there is a LED ribbon that sheds

an indirect light. When it is off, only the hands

located at the centre of the small circle are visible.

When it is on, the shadow on the bars placed at 5

min intervals transforms the hour beams into a

prism.

ACCESSORIES

TEMPS LIBRE

KFLORIAN SCHMIDA

Wall clock in black lacquered laser-cut steel which

projects a unique shadow onto nearby surfaces.

PLEINE LUNE

STUDIO DREIMANN

Clock in black split leather. The position of the

hours and minutes is marked by white thread

stitching.

PONCTUEL

FRÉDÉRIC SAULOU

Wall clock made of linseed-oiled natural

violet-colored slate with a sanded finish between

grooves. The hands are black and gold-colored.

ROPE

Designer Barbara Kuehne-Thompson literally and

figuratively interweaves Southeast Asian craft and

contemporary design in this medium basket, a soft

cylindrical vessel of woven PET cord in green or

argile.

CHARMOTTE

LEE WEST

Natural materials and soft lines and colors are the

calling cards of the Charmotte three woven wicker

baskets. Soft storage by Lee West doubles as a

warm design accent.

RAM

B. KUEHNE-THOMPSON

A longtime resident of Vietnam, Barbara

Kuehne-Thompson has translated the region's

vernacular design into a handsome 17

¾

-inch-tall

vessel with a handle. Shaped like the head of a

matchstick, the woven basket comes in

copper-colored rattan.

ALONG

These woven rattan baskets that have been in

the collection for several years are now available

in the very trendy, new stone grey color as well

as the traditional black. The quality of basketwork

displayed by this product is quite remarkable.

MIRROR CLOCK

MARTIN HIRTH

Clock/mirror with satin black lacquered steel

support, mirrored glass, and hands in black

lacquered aluminum.

ABBESSE

NUMÉRO111

Designed by Numéro 111, this candle holder is

composed of two pieces that form a corner: a

matte marble base, which holds five candles of

different sizes, and a matte gray epoxy lacquered

steel panel that wraps around the back. Subtly

curved chamfers of each corner soften the form’s

appearance, creating a graphic effect.