Piliers 01 by French designer Guillaume Delvigne draws on the forms and shapes of his design practice, reinterpreted through rich hand-drawn gradient forms. Transferring from vertical to horizontal masses, the rounded nature of these forms creates a soothing presence to the otherwise heavy, architectural arrangement. Delvigne’s strong use of gradient creates a feeling of depth, playing on the...
Guillaume Delvigne is a French designer graduated in 2002 from l’Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique. He started his career alongside renowned designers such as George Sowden or Marc Newson, between Milan and Paris. In 2011 he launched his own studio, inaugurating his first personal exhibition at the Tools Galerie and receiving the Grand Prize of the creation of the city of Paris. Collaborating with manufacturers, editors and craftsmen, he leads projects mainly in the fields of furniture, lighting and object. His clients are great French and foreign companies such as Hermès, Pierre Frey, Ligne Roset, Habitat, Frandsen, Karakter or Lexon, and also young editors such as La Chance or Hartô.
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