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Mudam Design Corner

Every term, Mudam Boutique presents new products from young designers. Discover Forêt illuminée by Ionna Vautrin and Pierre Favresse’s clock Jean presented by super-ette, a Luxembourgish furniture and objects producer.

Ionna Vautrin, Forêt Illuminée (Illuminated Forest) table lamp, 2011. Tyvek ®,  beech, plexiglas ®, 40 × 25 × 50 cm, 260 €

Forêt illuminée
“Two entwined trees, an imaginary animal, a cloud skim­ming the ground...” for lonna Vautrin Forêt illuminée is an adorable radiant impression. The woven paper lampshade (Tyvek ®) produces a soft and warm light which simply rests on two beech trunks. A fairy-tale lamp, the indolent evocation of undergrowth weighted down beneath white snow for an urban reader lounging beside an imaginary fire.
Ionna Vautrin
Ionna Vautrin was born in 1979 in France. She has graduated in 2002 from l’école de design Nantes Atlantique. She lives and works in Paris. Since 2002 she has worked successively for Camper in Spain, for George J. Sowden in Italy and for Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec in France. At the same time she developed her own projects with differents editors: starting with Industreal, the Tools Galerie, Wallpaper and more recently for Foscarini, Moustache or super-ette... She opened her own studio in January 2011 after receiving the Grand Prize of the creation of the city of Paris.
www.ionnavautrin.com

Pierre Favresse, Jean’ Clock, 2011. Mouth-blown, aluminium
30 × 30 × 50 cm, 320 €

Horloge Jean
Jean is a small bubble of time, a dome of lightness struggling with weight, a 21st century digital tribute to the mechanical heaviness of Napoleonic clocks beneath bell jars. Jean is as precious as the symbolic values that it incorporates in line with other super-ette projects which vary between contrasting functional and playful, light and solid, to maliciously mark our little daily rituals. “Inside this bubble time is magnified, protected and meticulous. Each clock is accomplished with a single blow and is as unique and variable as a small moment of life,” according to Pierre Favresse. Why the name Jean? It is the designer’s way of referring to his beloved, “a young woman that you want to look after, but who is free and lives to her own rhythm, just like time and life.”
Pierre Favresse
Pierre Favresse was born in Brittany in 1979 but soon moved to Paris with his family. He studied cabinet making at the prestigious École Boulle before enrolling in the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs, specializing in Design – both in Paris. Following his studies, Pierre began to work with designer Mathieu Lehanneur and became studio director, before founding his own studio in 2010. Pierre’s creations are characterized by their simplicity and balance and marry craftsmanship with state of the art technology. Through design, Pierre plays with many of today’s everyday questions around the use of new materials and innovative functionality, while maintaining a strong focus on social and environmental concerns, be that through reduced manufacturing costs or eco friendly methods and materials. Today, Pierre is strengthening and developing relationships with international manufacturers across Europe.
www.pierrefavresse.com

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© Samuël Levy

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