This series of three lights evokes glass as it is being blown. The central glass column represents air as it passes through the material. The design is then developed in three shapes, from the most discreet to the most sculptural. Its marble base recalls the mineral origins of glass.

Shaped like a large drop of water EAST comes in a distinctive form fusing hand blown glass with metal and copper.

Inspired by the wooden structures of traditional market stalls, Market chair is defined by its elementary design and smart assembly process. An honest piece of furniture that calls for interaction and exchange, the chair is composed of a solid oak frame and slatted wood mounted on cork.

On the occasion of the cabinet de curiosités of Thomas Erber, "Market" edited by Petite Friture becomes "Black Market". Firstly inspired by market stalls, the chair is dressed in black with brass offering an exclusive version of the object, allusion to New York, a cosmopolitan city, rich with its diversity.