Living Room

The Vence Daybed is a mid-century style daybed in rattan and wood: a slim frame, a woven back, and a seat that works as seating by day and a guest bed when needed.

The Vaucluse Bench is spare on purpose: a surface, a base, a precise weight, hand-finished in a neutral shade that sits quietly with the rest of a room. You stop seeing it after a week. You would miss it immediately.

The Obernai Accent Chair is upholstered in material that softens beautifully over years of use, developing the patina that only honest furniture earns. Its frame is turned and finished by hand. The silhouette is quiet enough to disappear into a room and substantial enough to anchor it. Designed for everyday devotion.

The Colmar Accent Chair is a chair for sitting in, not just for photographing. Soft upholstery over a solid wood frame in a warm tone, with curves drawn by hand before anything went to the workshop. Put it near a window. That is where it gets used.

The Flers Accent Chair is upholstered in a fabric woven to be durable and soft at once, over a frame built with actual joinery. It is the piece that turns a corner of a room into somewhere you go on purpose.

The Épernay Accent Chair reads as sculpture from across the room and works as a chair once you are in it: a seat that holds you properly, a back that takes the tension out of sitting, arms at the right height for a resting wrist. Made for people who sit down with a book and stay there.

The Mâcon Accent Chair is a chair for sitting in, not just for photographing. Soft upholstery over a solid wood frame in a warm tone, with curves drawn by hand before anything went to the workshop. Put it near a window. That is where it gets used.

The Annecy Accent Chair is a chair for sitting in, not just for photographing. Soft upholstery over a solid wood frame in a warm tone, with curves drawn by hand before anything went to the workshop. Put it near a window. That is where it gets used.

The Lausanne Accent Chair has a spare silhouette and more comfort than it advertises: a cushion of natural fibre over a sculpted base that gives exactly where you want it to. Some chairs fill a corner. This one is why you cross the room.