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For over 15 years, Raphaël Le Berre and Thomas Vevaud have been writing beautiful pages of interior architecture together. With precision and acuity, they deploy a unique decorative vocabulary, in the manner of the great French interior designers with whom they share an attraction for exceptional craftsmanship, authentic materials, and meticulous color shades. 

Parisian mansion, London penthouse, Mediterranean resort, the field of expression of interior designers is vast. They like this spirit of cosmopolitanism that sharpens curiosity and forces their ability to adapt. The duo questions its style according to the lifestyle of its clients, the typology of places, the natural environment.

Raphaël Le Berre and Thomas Vevaud affirm their taste for a certain eclecticism. If the timeless sophistication of Art Deco, the avant-garde spirit of the Bauhaus and the poetry of the Memphis movement continue to guide them, they follow in the footsteps of the artist Ado Chale, famous for his experiments with metals and other composite materials, or the architect Charles Deacon, author of singular houses with elliptical curves. The architectural achievements of Jacques Couëlle, at the crossroads of mystery and utopia, also constitute a powerful source of inspiration.

The uses of circulation, the diffusion of light, functionality or privacy are all imperatives and necessities considered seriously, on a par with precisely aesthetic expression.

Eglomisé glass top by Solène Eloy; Ball base in glossy lacquered tulipwood; Base in glossy terracotta lacquered steel

Ø 30 x H 55 cm