The story behind Feel the Shift — presented in Paris as a temporary home, and now available piece by piece
Living room, bedroom, kitchen and office became different scenes within the same world. Furniture, lighting, artworks and decorative objects were designed together, creating relationships between colour, texture, comfort and emotion.
Discover the original installation
Crown Lamp explores construction, repetition and transformation. Ceramic Blossom introduces another kind of movement, where a geometric body is gradually overtaken by handmade petals.
A modular ceramic structure that can grow in different directions and dimensions. Its name refers to the Colombian expression coronar: the desire to rise, reach something and make it happen. Available plain or In Bloom, across five heights.
A geometric ceramic body gradually overtaken by handmade petals, available in green, pink and purple. Shown here together as a family.
Its frames borrow the freedom, rhythm and abundance associated with Baroque interiors without reproducing a historical style.
The starting frame of the Reframe family — lacquered MDF and glass, in three sizes. Stripes, Squares, Pong and Pong Small continue the same language below.
Textiles, patterns and layers become part of the structure rather than a final decoration. This idea continues through the Dressed family, Marshmallow Chair and Cushion, Skirt Armchair and the Really fabric range — Pink Grain, Polka, Golden Grain, Harlequin and Ribbon.
100% polyester fabric over a fringed structure — the piece that gives the family its name.
Its rounded volumes, glossy surfaces and details inspired by sweets turn an everyday object into something playful and slightly irresistible. The family includes a chair, stool, high stool and table.
Lacquered MDF in brown and pink tones, with a swivelling round backrest inspired by sweets.
The same language, brought into a place to read, write and slow down — closing the installation on a quieter note.