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A dolce marriage tra Giappone and Scandinavia.

Nothing goes, nothing goes, nothing goes: the sobriety of the furniture created in its limited series by Alfred Rambaud, the resident ebanist of Morbihan, aroused my interest – and curiosity… An art of assembly learned from a Japanese master, Takami Kawai, in Kyoto, Così like the refinement with wood (giapponese…) and the washing of the wood, predominantly manual, that is the purezza of the line inspired by French furniture of the fifty years (Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand…), Scandinavian furniture and the opera of George Nakashima. “Il legno è la nostra musa, la nostra tavolozza; the sue shape and its colors parlano a chi l’ascolta”, says this great maestro, that our Breton art seems to be true.

Piccola mensola in quercia, tiglio e pioppo; madia a cassettoni in massello di rovere with bruciati feet; semplici sgabelli in quercia…: lasciatevi tempare…

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Stéphanie Dulout

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