Guillaume Delvigne

Guillaume Delvigne’s projects are as much technical as they are practical. His studies in industrial design led him to consider each piece as part of a whole, a collection.

Thought through with precision and accuracy, it optimizes them according to the industrial and technical tools available to the publisher.

The Chevron collection is immediately recognizable thanks to the distinctive design of its compass feet.

The Chevron table’s use of materials, and in particular its curves, gives it a silhouette that’s both robust and airy.

The intention was to lighten the load while enhancing the value of solid wood.

Eora Collection: One of the main challenges was to produce an armchair that was very comfortable, but at the same time used extremely pure, taut lines. The fully visible, well-designed support structure supports a very simple, generous and welcoming shell.

One of the challenges was to match the junctions of the different pieces of wood, which necessarily have slightly different shades. The geometry of the support pieces under the seat was designed to avoid too great an overhang.