MASQUES

  • Surface:Oak and Walnut with Black Leather
  • Dimensions:19cm L x 29cm W x 5cm H

Available Options

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MASQUES Trays Small
  • Surface: Oak and Walnut with Black Leather
MASQUES Trays Large
  • Surface: Oak and Walnut with Black Leather
MASQUES Trays Medium
  • Surface: Oak and Walnut with Black Leather

Available Upholstery

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Specifications

  • Brand:Collection Particulière
  • Designer:Charles Kalpakian
  • Production:Made to Order
  • Customizable Finish:N/A
  • Customizable Size:N/A
  • Customizable Upholstery:N/A
  • Sustainable Certificates:FSC Certified Wood
Brand Highlight

Collection Particulière

Launched in Paris in 2014 by Jérôme Aumont, Collection Particulière initially invited five renowned designers to work with him on a universe that was contemporary, but firmly rooted, eclectic, but coherent. With the first collection of pieces made by the best of French and European craftspeople, Collection Particulière outlined an aesthetic that stood out, refusing to choose between furniture and object, craftsmanship, and collectible design. Working with emerging talent to well-known designers of diverse backgrounds, has added rich cultural landscapes to design.

Designer Highlight

Charles Kalpakian

Charles Kalpakian was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1982. After collaborating with prestigious agencies including the Ora Ito and Christophe Pillet in 2011, he launched his design studio and has since been developing his own projects. He draws his inspiration from his roots in France and Lebanon, as well as street-art culture. These influences take shape through the reinterpretation of motifs derived from the decorative arts that were in turn inherited from the history and geography of Lebanon. Kalpakian's line of work is always sharp yet flexible; almost like the strokes created by a calligraphy brush. Ranging from product to interior design, his ventures always highlight the richness of his origins combined with the elements of Western modernity.

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