The duty of translating a masterful portray into three-dimensional objects isn’t any small feat, as Guillaume Delvigne can possible let you know. Created for Maison Matisse, the French designer reimagined Henri Matisse’s 1950 portray “Les Mille et Une Nuits” into a group by the identical identify for as we speak’s workspaces. These are the primary workplace equipment being provided by the model, and they’re purposeful, versatile, and expressive. Les Mille et Une Nuits, the gathering, made its debut in Paris at Maison & Objet, January 18-23, 2023.
“It was actually essential for me that the outcomes weren’t inflexible, as a result of that may not have been within the spirit of Matisse, and to as a substitute create motion and make the gathering dynamic,” says Delvigne.
He borrowed the essence of Matisse’s portray, significantly the unique scissor-cut shapes and daring fields of colour, to design the workplace assortment. Utilizing blocks of sliced cork, a really sustainable materials, stools, trays, cabinets, and extra, quickly took their varieties. Veritable 3D objects of the artist’s paper-cuts!
To study extra in regards to the Les Mille et Une Nuits assortment, go to maison-matisse.com.