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Chrysalide Edition Spoon Desk Lamp by Emmanuel Jacquet.

Chrysalide is a high quality brand of design products, created in partnership with innovative French companies amongst the leaders in their respective fields. Their products are made in France with superior performance materials and using qualified high labor standards (artisans and technicians) which guarantees a perfect cohesion. Sharing common ground in the innovation and performance perspectives, their teams have an identical objective: your solid and durable well-being.

Sedys

Sedys/Eis Mobili grows up in the heart of the productive north eastern of Italy, near the marvellous enchanted city of Venice. Evolving during the years the firm relying on its human resources could carry out research in field with the object to offer with timeless and punctually real, young, mature and efficient solutions. The various models which compose the contract chair category have and continue to satisfy all of the diverse demand found within the market.


 

 

Burodial
Burodial is the leader and the founder of the concept of selling office furniture from a catalogue featuring stocked products. For over 30 years, they design, manufacture and distribute the office furniture and ensure the delivery and installation of the products within a 5-10 day delivery period nation-wide. Burodial is a brand of the European Office LOG group specializing in the sales of office furniture and equipment through a dealer network. The head office is based in France at Rosny sous Bois (Ile de France) and we have subsidiaries in London (UK), Reigate (UK), Strépy-Bracquegnies (BE), Veenendal (NL).

Isabelle Farahnick
Contrary to appearences, Isabelle Farahnick is not just a designer. As sculptor she does much more than design objects. Her installations have never sought to be functional. To regard them as lamps would be an over-simplification. She starts from the idea of representing light differently, suggesting it in nuances and inviting the subject to adopt a new way of looking at it. In fact these pieces involve shade as much as light, their sole aim being to inspire and attract the eye. She sees design as more like a total creative discipline with an artistic and poetic base. Instead of creativity by numbers she has inspiration and sensibility. Isabelle Farahnick endeavours to find beauty in simple things.