Design by pierre gonalons
the mirage family brings together three sources of inspiration dear to its designer, pierre gonalons: the natural material symbolized by the wooden log, the history of furniture that recalls the spacer, and finally the poetry emanating from these two pieces that play on illusion and lightness. illusion of a cylindrical beam floating above the base that is supposed to accommodate it. lightness of a profiled tray in airplane wing. a creation that is both sober and spectacular; neither a work of art nor a fonctional object, but a combination of both. to use, to admire, to meditate…
Tamo and lacquer Tamo veneered top Lacquered legs Solid oak wood timber
