HEX 014 COFFEE TABLE BY RAPHAEL CRESPIN

The Hex collection transforms the language of industry into a meditation on form, repetition, and quiet transformation. What begins as a utilitarian form — the hexagonal metal bar, engineered for precision and uniformity — becomes, through Crespin’s vision, something contemplative and unexpectedly organicEach work is composed of these hexagonal bars, arranged in rhythmic variation. The bars rise and fall in subtle shifts of height, creating topographies that recall geological strata or weathered terrain. This modulation of the industrial grid turns rigidity into rhythm as an austere structure dissolves into a landscape of movement and light

The material palette of brass, stainless steel, bronze, or maillechort deepens the dialogue between industry and nature. Under changing illumination, each surface responds differently: polished planes shimmer, brushed textures absorb light, and oxidized tones reveal the quiet passage of time. The eye reads these tables not as static objects but as fields in motion, where precision gives way to atmosphere

Handcrafted by master artisans in France, the Hex collection captures Crespin’s ongoing inquiry into how geometry, repetition, and erosion coexist within a single gesture. Here, what was once mechanical becomes meditative as Crespin transforms industry into poetry