Is a French designer working across a wide range of disciplines and materials to create a unified body of work with a narrative deeply rooted in nature. 
Born in the south of France in 1974, he followed the footsteps of his father, with an academic training in sculpture from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Appliqués et des Métiers d’Art, followed by a degree in furniture design from the renowned Les Arts Décoratifs.
Fueled by a rich creative background, Noé approaches design with an instinct and sensibility that gives form to projects ranging from architecture to furniture, interiors to bespoke, limited edition collections. His sculptural work showcases a respect for the past, combined with a simplicity of line and an honest desire to create pieces that last. 
Throughout his career, he collaborated with major brands such as Saint Louis, Hermès, Ligne Roset, Cinna, Ceccotti collezioni, Tai Ping and Bernhardt Design among others, as well as many exhibitions and cultural institutions.
Installed in Portugal since 2018, Noé splits his time in developing collectible design furniture, and launching an auto-edited project in Lisbon named Made in Situ (opening in 2020).
Noe’s approach to design celebrates the coming together of heritage, materials, nature inspired shapes and craftsmanship.

Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance Editions are born from bespoke projects. Designed over the course of five years, the individually designed pieces create a landscape of their own. Inspired by nature and the world around us, from snow-capped mountains to brutalist architecture, the designs explore and soothe existing tensions. Serene and timeless, they balance an organic feel with a sense of structure.

Produced in France, Portugal and now Italy by master artisans, the collections comprise sofas, chairs, tables, lamps, and numerous other items. The pervasive sense of calm emanating from the pieces betrays their enormous complexity, a meticulous articulation between design, material, and craft.  Each detail and each element of the editions follows an integral approach, a functional sculpture creating a space within a space.