Y&DL
Born Casablanca, Morocco 1993
French-Moroccan twins with radically distinct experiences and approaches, the Lahlou sisters tell stories of duality and complementary love through extraordinary furniture and objects. With a unique and timeless aesthetic, they create visionary, innovative, and evocative pieces and interiors that are simultaneously deeply poetic and resolutely functional. Their bold, trailblazing work combines technical ingenuity with soulful lyricism to produce furniture that singularly combines contemporary minimalism with an operatic depth of feeling
Their collections are exclusive to studiotwentyseven and are made with exquisite French craftsmanship at Atelier François Pouenat, which combines ancestral techniques with innovative digital technology
Based in Casablanca and Paris, the lahlou sisters founded Dalaya editions, their interior design and furniture studio, in 2020. Dounia is a celebrated graduate of the prestigious École Camondo, while yasmine studied international trade at INSEEC Grande Ecole Paris. These varied backgrounds allow the sisters to uniquely balance aesthetics, functionality, technique, and production
MYMOON COLLECTION
EXClusive to studiotwentyseven, the mymoon mirror collection is an achievement of poetic vision and technical mastery alike. Inspired by the designer’s relationship with her twin sister, mymoon is a study in duality and balance — an aesthetic expression of two souls eternally bounded and strengthened by love. At once a contemporary sculpture and a functional object, mymoon instantly enhances the atmosphere of any space, inviting both literal and poetic reflection
Mymoon is ingeniously constructed of two twin mirrors that are held in balance with an internal aluminum structure and a steel pendulum for optimal stability. With 360-degree mirroring, it was Initially conceived for large spaces, but is fully customizable for even the most intimate settings. This extraordinary piece of functional poetry is available exclusively for studiotwentyseven
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