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A stool first developed for the Chamarande exhibition was adapted into a series of compact CNC-milled plywood furniture for the domestic environment.

Shelving system built from reclaimed plywood shelves recovered in Marseille. The project inverts digital craft logic by creating a standardized structure from non-standard material.

reclaimed wood, adaptive reuse design, recycled shelving, digital craft, standardized furniture

Joyous Gardens reimagines the tree as both symbol and playground through three playful and social structures.

YOYOLIGHT is a collection of 3D-printed lamps designed and produced at Substance in Marseille. Each piece is made on demand and available worldwide through yoyolight.com.

3D-print, table-lamp

Adriana is a modular furniture system for La Plateforme in Marseille. Built from reused surfaces and prefabricated steel profiles, it combines flexibility, sustainability, and local production.

modular furniture, adaptive design, reused materials, prefabricated steel, sustainable furniture

Proposal for Taipei’s Sanying Line: stainless steel urban furniture, unique glazed ceramics, and large-scale architectural light integration.

Developed as a client commission, the YOYOLIGHT chandelier transforms the project from product to service. Built from modular 3D-printed components, it adapts to different spaces and needs.

3D-printed chandelier, modular lighting design, customizable service, digital craft, on-demand production

Proposal for a stabile artwork at the future Castellane metro station in Marseille.

Entry for the 2019 Embellir Paris open call. A project reimagining urban furniture as both poetic and functional, engaging design with public space.

Design proposal for a public bench at Le Centquatre-Paris. A piece exploring body postures, urban culture, and creative appropriation of shared space.

Booth design for Parallel, a consultancy agency specializing in blockchain-based art practices and NFTs, presented at Art Brussels 2022. The design integrates both a physical and an augmented dimension, leveraging XR technologies. It is built upon a voxel-based geometry, creating a modular and immersive spatial experience.

Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing research project and prototyping

Decentralized Micro Factory

Draped Console is a prototype sideboard that translates the fluid language of fabric into layered plywood.

183 x 49 x h 77 cm

draped console, digital craft, CNC furniture, sculptural design, handcrafted

Collective benches for La Plateforme in Marseille, built from reclaimed corrugated steel sheets recovered on site.

reclaimed materials, corrugated steel bench, recycled furniture design, convivial seating, adaptive reuse

Modular CNC-milled plywood furniture system for scenography and exhibitions.

modular furniture, scenography, CNC-milled plywood, sustainable design, digital craft

CNC-cut wooden furniture optimized like a puzzle, inspired by Enzo Mari’s Zoo animals.

design, furniture, CNC-cut, digital craft, Enzo Mari

CNC cut plywood furniture

Variable

Site-specific folded stainless-steel bench at the Jorgi Reboul Public Library

Winning proposal for a functional steel sculpture on Toulouse’s Mirail campus, France

7.45 m L × 2.13 m W × 1.38 m H

OS.14 is the fourteenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Commissioned for TodaysArt in The Hague, it featured a glass serre lounge with tentacle lighting, seating, and DJ booth, built for reuse.

120 m²

The Hague, TodaysArt Festival, CTM Berlin, DJ booth, luminous tubes, lounge

OS.15 is the fifteenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Presented at Hangar J1 in Marseille for the 2013 European Capital of Culture, it transformed the vast industrial hall into a furniture-landscape for gathering and interaction.

Marseille, Hangar J1, European Capital of Culture, furniture-landscape, public seating

OS.10 is the tenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Presented at Into Art and Furniture in Berlin during the Designmai festival, it explored modular metal structures adaptable to different contexts.

Berlin, Designmai, modular structure, Into Art and Furniture, scalability

OS.17 is the seventeenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Commissioned for Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, it adapts the system’s seating profiles to the park’s architectural identity.

Abu Dhabi, Ferrari World, Yas Island, red roof, seating profiles, Onsite system

OS.21 is the twenty-first iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Designed with Wieden+Kennedy for Honda at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show 2011, it transformed the stand into a landscape of colored energy flows, combining seating, scenography, and an information desk.

3000 m²

Frankfurt, Honda, IAA 2011, Wieden+Kennedy, energy flows, scenography, seating

OS.19 is the nineteenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Commissioned for Strelka Bar in Moscow, it was produced locally from digital files and standard TPC tubing, showing how the system adapts through distributed fabrication and site-specific integration.

40m2

Moscow, Strelka Bar, Strelka Institute, distributed fabrication, TPC tubing, seating

OS.18 is the eighteenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Developed for Design City Luxembourg, it proposed low-cost urban objects in seating and partition functions spread across the city.

Luxembourg, Design City, Mudam, urban furniture, partitions, seating

OS.16 is the sixteenth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Commissioned for Vodafone’s offices in Maastricht, it merges seating and visual signage, turning the reception into both a functional bench and a symbolic marker.

Lobby seating, Maastricht, Vodafone, reception, hybrid bench, visual signage, polyethylene tubes

Design and fabrication for Grand Central, the brasserie of Centquatre-Paris. Featuring a Truchet tile floor, bespoke furniture, and corrugated steel and wood wall finishes, the project creates a contemporary brasserie atmosphere rooted in tradition.

brasserie design, Truchet tile floor, custom furniture, corrugated steel walls, Centquatre Paris

Modular furniture and scenographic elements for the Château de Chamarande, CNC-cut from panels and assembled on site without nails or screws

CNC modular furniture, scenographic design, Château de Chamarande, digital fabrication, PANELS project

Modular public benches for Nancy train station, inspired by the École de Nancy.

modular public furniture, urban design, convivial seating, École de Nancy heritage, contemporary metalwork

OS.14.02 is the Berlin iteration of the Onsite lounge. Presented at CTM Festival in Club Maria, it combined seating, DJ booth, and luminous tubular forms adapted from the TodaysArt version.

120 m²

Berlin, CTM Festival, Club Maria, lounge, DJ booth, luminous tubes

OS.09 is the ninth iteration of the Onsite public seating concept. First commissioned for Paris Première Vision and reinstalled at Le Centquatre, Paris.

85 m2

Paris, Première Vision, Le Centquatre, public seating, tubular bundles

OS.13 is an unbuilt proposal for an exhibition stand. Extending the Onsite system to scenography, it illustrates the broader potential of the series.

exhibition stand, scenography, proposal, hybrid furniture, Onsite system

OS.12 turned a DJ booth into a spatial installation at Bed Supperclub, Bangkok, where tubular forms suggested dystopian surveillance as a political metaphor.

Bangkok, Bed Supperclub, sculpture, seating, dragon, cultural dialogue

OS.11 is the eleventh iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Commissioned for the Communiquer Group in Lyon, it combines a reception desk and a waiting bench into one hybrid structure, supported by Georges Verny Caron.

Lyon, Communiquer Group, reception desk, waiting bench, hybrid furniture, Georges Verny Caron

OS.20 is the twentieth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Presented at Den Frie in Copenhagen, it occupied the gallery as a modular, flexible organism inviting public use.

Copenhagen, Den Frie, OVERLAP, modular seating, drain pipes, OS.07 structures

OS.08 is the eighth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Commissioned for Tokyo Eat at Palais de Tokyo in Paris, the bench was produced with Recyclart and later exhibited in Berlin, Milan, and Brussels.

Paris, Palais de Tokyo, Tokyo Eat, CCIMP, car silhouette, public seating

OS.07 is the seventh iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Presented at the Instant exhibition by Designed in Brussels at Galerie Ravenstein, the installation featured illuminated pipes in a dark space, combining seating, meeting, and ambient light.

Brussels, Galerie Ravenstein, Instant exhibition, Designed in Brussels, illuminated pipes, steel structures, public seating

OS.03 is the third iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Developed during a residency at Mediaruimte in Brussels with LAb[au], it introduced OSIG, a digital tool for generating tubular profiles in real time.

Brussels, Mediaruimte, OSIG, interactive design, digital tool, tubular profiles

OS.04 is the fourth iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Developed as a private commission, it explores fluid transitions between sitting, resting, and eating.

private commission, seating, resting, eating, fluid geometry, flexible design

One of three sculptural benches created for Spuiplein in The Hague, using innovative free-form bending techniques

9850 x 2600 x 925 mm

One of three sculptural benches created for Spuiplein in The Hague, using innovative free-form bending techniques

6320 x 2725 x 910 mm

A suspended wooden shell made from CNC-cut panels, Café Caché combines material efficiency with the intimate atmosphere of traditional cafés.

digital fabrication, CNC design, wooden café, material optimization, cultural heritage

A CNC-cut wooden bench prototype, exploring how flat panels can be assembled into a robust and ergonomic public seat.

CNC bench design, digital fabrication, wooden panels, ergonomic seating, PANELS project

A CNC-cut plywood chair experimenting with hinge-like joints, enabling variable angles and more fluid forms within the Panels series.

CNC chair design, plywood panels, hinge joints, digital craft, design fair prototype

One of three sculptural benches created for Spuiplein in The Hague, using innovative free-form bending techniques

5110 x 2575 x 860 mm

OS.02 is the second iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Inspired by Marseille, it was presented at BJECM in Naples and later at Salone Satellite in Milan, with support from Les Mécènes du Sud.

Marseille, Naples, Milan, Mediterranean, seating, exhibition

OS.05 is the fifth iteration of the Onsite programmatic furniture concept. Designed and produced in the context of the Brazil/Brazil exhibition at La Friche la Belle de Mai in Marseille

Marseille, La Friche Belle de Mai, Brazil/Brazil, Onsite system, programmatic furniture, cultural exhibition

OS.01 is the first iteration of the Onsite furniture concept. Conceived for the “Jonction” competition in Brussels, it proposed an artistic landmark for the 50th anniversary of the North–South railway connection, in connection with Recyclart.

Brussels, Recyclart, Jonction, railway, public seating, anniversary