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EDULIS

Référence : 3-1-1-1-2


6.800,00 incl.VATVAT on margin included according to article 297-A of the French General Tax Code

Sophie Brillouet’s side coffee table mixing oak wood and constellation of blue mussels, in an eco-design approach.

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    Length : 23.62 in / 60 cm

    Height : 17.72 in / 45 cm

    Width : 23.62 in / 60 cm

    Weigth : 26.46 lb / 12 kg

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      This is Sophie Brillouet’s first furniture creation combining oak wood and constellation of blue mussels, in an eco-design approach.
      Its name is inspired by the Latin Mytilus Edulis which refers to the common mussels of our Atlantic coasts – a rich and pleasant natural material to work with.
      The cabinetmaking was carried out by Mathias Heinisch. The species chosen is downgraded oak that is usually used to make barrels and barrels of Cognac.
      The tray is protected by a Securit ice cream made by La Miroiterie de Cognac. The whole is therefore entirely Made in Charente & Charente-Maritime.
      EDULIS offers the possibility of being declined in coffee table, dining table, console and counter.

      Unique and made on request.

      Photo credits Hélène Renaud / Altri Ricordi

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      Sophie Brillouet is an art craftsman specializing in the staging of natural, uncut and non-colored seashells. Humanity is deeply linked to seashells for their aesthetic, nurturing, symbolic and spiritual qualities. These natural treasures echo his childhood in Charente-Maritime, with the Atlantic Ocean and its creatures as subjects for contemplation. Sophie Brillouet made her debut in 2014, as artistic assistant to Blott Kerr-Wilson in France and the United States of America (Palm Beach / Florida). At the end of 2015, she chose to follow her own path, guided by her director’s eye, her inspirations born in travels and her artistic references: Surrealism, the Nabis movement and Pop art in particular. Humor and spirituality also feature prominently in her research.