Noé Duchaufour Lawrance is one of the most innovative and active French designers of the last ten years. A sculptor before becoming a designer, his style is marked by the organic and vegetal inspirations found in his furniture pieces and the spaces he designs around the world.
Born in 1974 in France, Noé Duchaufour Lawrance trained in Metal Sculpture at ENSAAMA, before studying design at the Arts Décoratifs
Arts Décoratifs in Paris. He gradually asserted his aesthetic, first with the design of the Sketch restaurant in London in 2002, then by setting up his own studio the following year. A year of recognition, in 2007 he...
Noé Duchaufour Lawrance is one of the most innovative and active French designers of the last ten years. A sculptor before becoming a designer, his style is marked by the organic and vegetal inspirations found in his furniture pieces and the spaces he designs around the world.
Born in 1974 in France, Noé Duchaufour Lawrance trained in Metal Sculpture at ENSAAMA, before studying design at the Arts Décoratifs
Arts Décoratifs in Paris. He gradually asserted his aesthetic, first with the design of the Sketch restaurant in London in 2002, then by setting up his own studio the following year. A year of recognition, in 2007 he was elected "Designer of the Year" by the M & O trade show. He collaborates with a number of editors, including Ceccotti Collezioni, Zanotta, Cinna and Baccarat, and puts his design skills to work for prestigious brands such as Paco Rabanne, YSL Beauté and Air France.
"Through my projects, I try to accompany their users in a quest for well-being, by associating the function of an object or a place with the search for an emotional experience linked to a sense of well-being.
an emotional experience linked to its use. This emotion is the retranscription, through material, form and ergonomics, of an experienced feeling linked to the project.
in connection with the project. It's a process of listening to the user's needs, the context, but also the transcription of a personal feeling that I try to share in each project. Without imitating it, I draw my inspiration from Nature, its universality, the mysteries it holds and the fascination it inspires. The supple line of an Armrest, the organization of a space, the softness of a seat, the ramification of a structure, are all elements that allow me to express this organic and sensitive link between the body and its environment.
environment. "
Country: France
