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RAKU YAKI COLLECTION
YEAR 2017
RAKU YAKI CERAMIC
POLISHED MIRROR BRASS INTERIOR
| IN | H | 74.8 | Ø | 23.6 | ||
| CM | H | 190 | Ø | 60 |
MADE IN FRANCE
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Emmanuelle Simon
Born France, 1988
A French-Israeli architect and designer, Simon composes immaculately curated, resolutely modernist pieces that reflect her heightened sense of refinement, keen eye for detail, and passion for craftsmanship. Drawing on Art Deco style and Wabi-Sabi philosophy, she exposes the raw beauty of materials with her precise, sophisticated, and simple designs. With a singularly detail-oriented aesthetic, Simon uses space and light to mold volumes and highlight textures with a poetic economy of design
A graduate of École Camondo, Simon worked with Pierre Yovanovitch before founding her own studio in 2017, winning the Prix Special du Public at Design Parade that same year. In 2019, she was named as one of the “100 Designers of the Year” by Architectural Digest
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Raku Yaki Bar Cabinet
Honoring the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic tradition that finds beauty in imperfection and impermanence, Emmanuelle Simon’s Raku Yaki Collection brings a serene contemporary sensibility to the ancient Japanese ceramic technique of Raku
Dating back over four hundred years, the unusual Raku process subjects ceramic to extreme stress with high heat and rapid cooling to create dramatic and singular surface variations of the glaze. This crackled finish serves as a stunning counterpoint to the voluptuous Art-Deco inspired form of the cabinet’s exterior
A delicate brass pole runs through the center of this sculptural ceiling-and-floor mounted piece, creating a stunning floating effect that invites reflection on the interplay between fragility and solidity. Subtle polished mirror brass handles only hint at the marvels hidden inside this ethereal ceramic carapace. Its double doors swing open to reveal a spectacular and festive interior of glimmering polished mirror brass panels and five rounded geometric shelves, also in mirror brass. This sumptuous celebration secreted away in its spartan shell makes for an extraordinary bar cabinet—a meditative monolith by day and a trove of sensual delight by night
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