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Dinning table eXplore by Gaspard GAUGAIN
eXplore tells the evolution of the different materials in the industry. Wood is considered to be the first composite material while the carbon fiber represents the 21st century state-of-the-art technology. The lightness of the carbon fiber in opposition to the stiffness of solid oak creates an original contrast and an industrial design.
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Coffee table TWIST by Christophe GUERIN
Twist is a range of aeronautical upgarded u-carbon® furniture. Its airy refined design conveys the lightness and strengh of this material.
The table couples an organic and almost floral style of the legs, which gives the table strength and stability, with a carbon marquetry finish to enhance your spaces playing with the light. These items made from secondary raw material are designed to last and will smartly fit your home.
Twist is a UTOPIC item combining technique and style.
Stool ULTIME by Gaspard GAUGAIN
Our "ULTIME" range takes advantage of the exceptional bending qualities of carbon fiber. The material has settled its own design which gives our ULTIME range a very plain smart design.
Coffee table ULTIME by Gaspard GAUGAIN
La gamme "ULTIME" explore les capacités exceptionnelles de la fibre de carbone en flexion. Le matériau impose par sa résistance son propre design en réduisant l'élégance à la simplicité.
Gueridon TWIST by Christophe GUERIN
Twist is a range of aeronautical upgarded u-carbon® furniture. Its airy refined design conveys the lightness and strengh of this material.
The table couples an organic and almost floral style of the legs, which gives the table strength and stability, with a carbon marquetry finish to enhance your spaces playing with the light. These items made from secondary raw material are designed to last and will smartly fit your home.
Twist is a UTOPIC item combining technique and style.
Clocks ERE CARBONE 28 by Christophe GUERIN
Ère carbone is a range of aeronautical industry upgarded u-carbon® wall clocks. These light and stiff clocks, made from upgraded high-technology scraps reflects our times. A time when techological advance faces environmental issues. Scuptural and usefull, mixing high-precision cutting and carbon marquetry, Ère carbone inform us about the present time while alluding to the future.
Ère carbone is a UTOPIC item which give sense to its function.
Clocks ERE CARBONE 38 by Christophe GUERIN
Ère carbone is a range of aeronautical industry upgarded u-carbon® wall clocks. These light and stiff clocks, made from upgraded high-technology scraps reflects our times. A time when techological advance faces environmental issues. Scuptural and usefull, mixing high-precision cutting and carbon marquetry, Ère carbone inform us about the present time while alluding to the future.
Ère carbone is a UTOPIC item which give sense to its function.
Clocks ERE CARBONE 58 by Christophe GUERIN
Ère carbone is a range of aeronautical industry upgarded u-carbon® wall clocks. These light and stiff clocks, made from upgraded high-technology scraps reflects our times. A time when techological advance faces environmental issues. Scuptural and usefull, mixing high-precision cutting and carbon marquetry, Ère carbone inform us about the present time while alluding to the future.
Ère carbone is a UTOPIC item which give sense to its function.
Pocket knives Le THIIERS by Chambriard
This knife arises from a paradox : Thiers, the French capital of cutlery, draw its expetise from seven centuries of cutlery craftmanship. The city, and the mountain villages surrounding, had always made knives for other localities and for exportation. There were made knives of Normandy, knives of Aurillac, "Laguiole" knives, "Langres" knives or the "issoire" knives, among others. All these names reflecting their area of origin. Curiously, cutlers from Thiers did not claim any identity from a local knife. Realizing that, they decided to invent a knife they called the "THIERS®".