Lectern by Stéphane Millet Essaime for Quart de Poil, 1992. In the world of design there are creations that transcend mere functionality, becoming iconic pieces of art and innovation. The lectern designed by the illustrious architect D.P.L.G. Stéphane Millet, also known as Essaime, is truly a masterpiece. This timeless wonder was born in 1992 under the expert hands of the Quart de Poil production house, a winning collaboration that has left an indelible mark on the world of contemporary furniture. Approach this extraordinary lectern and you will find yourself transported to a realm where imagination knows no limits. It's as if you've entered the future of design, a place where geometry converges with a touch of avant-garde sensibility. The elegant wooden structure hides a secret inside, carefully sculpted coves to cradle books on small removable glass shelves. Every curve and every contour testifies to precision and craftsmanship. But it is not just a lectern, it is an invitation to knowledge and creativity. Perched gracefully alongside, you will discover a stool, a faithful companion that invites you to stand and interact with the world of ideas. As you prepare to share your thoughts and inspirations, this lectern becomes your faithful ally, ready to support your every word. And then, in the upper reaches of this masterpiece, a book-shaped metal lectern emerges, as if a literary volume had taken flight. It cradles books and texts with an elegance that goes beyond simple utility. It symbolizes the enduring relationship between design and literature, where the written word finds its rightful place in the great tapestry of art. The craftsmanship of this French-designed lectern is unprecedented.
Stéphane Millet directs the architecture, engineering and design studio Clé-Millet-International, particularly active in the sectors of culture and entertainment. The team boasts prestigious projects in Paris, the French provinces and abroad, where it has offices that adhere to the same philosophy of a global and multidisciplinary approach to environmental quality. In the field of design, he has received several awards for the furniture designed for Quart de Poil (V.I.A. and Prix de la Critique du Meuble Contemporain labels). His creations illustrate a recurring search for economy of production and transport, for design rigor and flexibility of use. Among these, the Sac à Siège cardboard stool and the Zéro-chute collection, representative of his work on optimizing materials.
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