Ludovic played with the properties of Macassar ebony, sycamore and leather to give this handmade desk its vibrant and organic forms. It is unlike any other. The wood was curved and stretched, and leather was stitched to the surface. If the process of bending wood is relatively common, that of stretching it is less well known, and stitching is very rare. Ludovic had to research and adapt specific stitching techniques and tools used in the textile industry. The desk is accompanied by a chair in the same style.

Height 75 cm
Length 155 cm
Width 65 cm

The wooden frame of this green leather armchair was moulded with sycamore veneer. The design was taken from armchairs traditionally used on cruise ships.

Height 95 cm
Length 100 cm
Width 85 cm

These two chests of drawers are copies of Art Deco cabinets. Ludovic added a contemporary spin by using noble materials for one of the pair and more “modest” ones for the second. It took his entire final year at the École Boulle (the college of fine arts and crafts and applied arts in Paris) to make the two pieces, which were awarded the 2007 Prix Liliane Bettencourt pour l'intelligence de la main.

Height 91 cm
Length 49 cm
Width 32 cm

The perspective and angle of this circular coffee table are deceptive as it is in fact knee-high. It can be made from sycamore or lacquered wood. By meticulously combining each segment of wood, Ludovic creates the impression that the table is made from a single section of a tree.

Height 42 cm
Diameter 150 cm

This elegant side table was made from several sections of olive and ash wood. On the parts where the wood was left apparent, Ludovic enhanced the textures and colours with a highly polished satin finish. The other wood sections were chrome plated.

Height 43 cm
Diameter 140 cm