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12/12/2024

Delos Sconce by Stéphanie Balini, 2024

Stéphanie Balini’s Delos sconce was created in 2024. As for each of her light fixtures, Stéphanie Balini started by sculpting a first mold in wood and plaster. The sconce is then made with bronze by sand casting, and later patined in the Parisian workshops. This succession of techniques allows the final piece to highlight the textured appearance of the artist’s work. The LED electrification system gives the sconce a double beam lighting.
Delos is a dimmable luminaire, DALI and PHANTOM compatible.

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©Xavier Muyard, Peter Baker

27/11/2024

Elements Shelf by Atelier Linné x Denis Perrollaz, 2020

This low arched wall bookcase is made of sandblasted pine on lacquer panel. This piece created in 2020 is the result of a collaboration between the Atelier Linné for it’s cabinet work and Denis Perrollaz who made the lacquer panel.

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© Marie Beaufreton

31/10/2024

Hugo Falaise • Anne Jacquemin Sablon is plased to announces its collaboration with Hugo Falaise.

Born in Brittany in 1996, Hugo Falaise is a French artist who lives and works in Paris.
Trained at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Nantes, he quickly applied his degree to the fields of fashion scenography, retail, and events in Paris, thus developing expertise in conceptualization and staging. Passionate about craftsmanship and textiles, he founded his studio in 2020 and simultaneously continued his journey with artist Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert, where he honed his attention to detail and his interest in materials and craftsmanship. In 2024, Hugo created his own workshop to dedicate himself entirely to creating his own pieces.

In each of his creations, Hugo uses fabric as a canvas, exploring both traditional and experimental embroidery techniques. Inspired by deconstructivist and surrealist
movements, his lines are both geometric, and organic. Each piece is handcrafted and embroidered, using fabrics from the end of series by the French
manufacturer Toiles de Mayenne to create unique patchworks. In addition to his collections, Hugo also designs and creates custom projects.

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©garancekrengel — Courtesy of Hugo Falaise

26/10/2024

Surculus Floor Lamp by Studio Palatin

Surculus is a floor lamp in patinated bronze with hand-maid Japanese hosho paper shade. Surculus translates as “Branch, Shoot, Sprout,..” from Latin. The abstract bronze sculpture winds its way toward the sky like a growing branch and reaches beyond the delicate Japanese paper shade like a tender shoot growing towards the light.

The Surculus floor lamp is currently on display at the gallery

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22/10/2024

Large vase by Claire Cosnefroy, 2024

Claire Cosnefroy's large vase is handmade in white chamotte stoneware in 2024.
With this large-scale piece, Claire Cosnefroy returns to materiality by producing a large-scale sculptural vase.
This piece has been signed by the artist.

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18/10/2024

Carrare Table Lamp by Stéphanie BALINI, 2024

With its pure lines, the Carrara brass lamp by Stéphanie Balini is a true sculpture for the interior. The character of Stéphanie Balini’s creations lies in their infinite attention to detail and finish. The Carrare table lamp, whose indirect LED light is reflected on its multiple brass surfaces, transforms the lamp into a torch with a warm, vibrant light, in a resolutely modern and minimalist style.

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©Yann Penaries — Courtesy of Stéphanie Balini

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25/09/2024

Star Mirror by Maxime Old, 1942 (2024 Edition)

The Etoile Mirror is an emblematic work by Maxime Old. Designed in 1942 to fit into a Paris apartment entirely decorated by Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann, whose pupil he was, the Etoile Mirror is one of the first
pieces that allowed Maxime Old to emancipate himself from the lessons of his master.
The star shape is highly characteristic of Maxime Old’s compositions and his sense of balance. Largely borrowing from Art Deco influences, this mirror incorporates modern elements, anticipating post-war
movements favoring clean lines and rational construction.

This mirror is an Edition by Anne Jacquemin Sablon. Other colors available on request : [email protected]

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20/09/2024

Stéphanie Balini • Anne Jacquemin Sablon announces its collaboration with Stéphanie Balini.

Paris-based artist and designer, Stéphanie Balini graduated from the prestigious Arts Décoratifs de Paris.
Throughout her creations, Stéphanie distinguished herself with several excellences, such as the traditional crystal and glass technique, cabinet making upholstery, saddlery, cast bronze patina. In addition, Stéphanie Balini has made significant encounters with leading luxury brands and designers, which have enabled her to forge the character of her creations.
Her Studio SBALINI specializes in high-end residential and hospitality projects but has also launched its own luxury furniture collections, composed of lighting pieces, furniture, sculpture, and made-to-order pieces. Stéphanie Balini occasionally collaborates with Balini Associés Architecture on various interior design projects.

©Domeau & Perez – Courtesy of the artist
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19/09/2024

Rooly by Raphaël Pontais, 2023

With his first creation, Rooly, Raphaël Pontais unveils a dreamlike universe with minimalist intentions, exploring a sculptural assemblage where metal, his favourite material, meets the softness of curves and fabric.
Created in 2023, Rooly is the result of an exploration of the intertwining of materials, celebrating the subtle harmony between the suppleness of fabric and the strength of metal. The materials clash and interact, enriching the visual and tactile perception of the piece. This piece blossoms with a freedom of form, playing with the effects of materials and demonstrating a search for interaction between structure and texture.

©Raphaël Pontais
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18/09/2024

Erosion Console, smocked ash, by Alexandre Labruyère, 2024

Interested in the movement of pebbles along the Channel coast and the inconstancy of their shape as they travel, Alexandre Labruyère transcribes their movement with his Erosion console from the eponymous
series. He reveals the essence of oak or ash in this piece by stressing lines to translate the effects of time on the wood. The designer reveals the unique character of the material by working it according to
its grain, producing a sculptural object that is anchored to the ground like a cliff.

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