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Console ORPHEE

Le prix initial était : €10,120.00.Le prix actuel est : €111.66.

UGS : SKUnAzVzr2W7h Catégories : Par Pièce, Salle À Manger, Séjour, Toutes Les Pièces Étiquette : Antoine Maurice Marque : Antoine Maurice

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ORPHEE is a sculptural console hand-carved from solid beech wood. Its elongated top flows into sculpted supports, creating a continuous organic structure inspired by natural curves and movement. Each surface is shaped and refined by hand before being stained and finished in deep glossy black, giving the piece a rich and reflective appearance. Handmade in France, the console reflects Antoine Maurice’s approach to contemporary furniture, combining functional sculpture, organic design and traditional woodworking craftsmanship.Work exhibited at PAD London 2024.

L 160 cm x W 105 cm x H 50 cm – 80 kg
L 62.99 in x W 41.34 in x H 19.69 in

Type de produit :Console

Material: orme, bois sculpté, teinture

Color: naturel, teinté

Style: contemporain, sculptural, artisanal, design d’auteur

Location: France

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Antoine Maurice

Born in the early 1990s, Antoine Maurice lives and works in the Yvelines, France. A self-taught artist, he founded his studio in 2017 to develop a personal language, free from external constraints. Each project becomes part of an ongoing research process in which form is never considered an end in itself, but rather something to be revealed. Through wood, light and matter, Antoine Maurice seeks less to invent than to reveal. Inspired by the lines of the human body and the natural world, his works are progressively refined until their presence feels natural, almost inevitable. Black, texture and light become tools of the same visual language, inviting the eye, and then the hand, to discover what is not immediately revealed. Handcrafted, his creations retain their function without being limited by it. They become sculptural presences, conceived to inhabit space as much as the gaze. Each new work extends the same ongoing research: the development of a vocabulary of forms in which matter, light and perception come together in an increasingly essential expression.