1902: Emile Gallé, one of the driving forces behind the Art Nouveau movement designed the anemone wreathed in gold that would be placed on the bottle of the first Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque vintage. The table, a story of curves and roundness is an extended gesture to conviviality and a celebration of the maison's identity.

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A strip of white Corian wraps around the space of Galerie BSL, and forms a ribbon which sweeps through the narrow monochrome interior, providing surfaces on which objects can be displayed. It’s an architectural element but it’s also a functional sculpture that accentuates the perspective of the space which mutates to enhance the neutrality of a ‘white page’.

Inspired by primitive elements and archetypes, Lucy is a collection of of jewellery stands of  primordial forms and shapes: a Dogon ladder, an Inuit tool carved in bone or a Neolithic polished stone. Lucy can live alone but it gains strength from its functionality.

Originally designed for a hotel in Marrakech, Ottoman is inspired by the traditional Moroccan footstool. The pattern contributes to the comfort of the seating and adds a visual contrast in the two-color version. The sofa maintains a tension between the strictness of geometrical lines and its softness.