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Jean-Marie Massaud, France (*1966)

148 products by 16 manufacturers.
Born in 1966 in Toulouse (France), Jean-Marie Massaud graduated in 1990 from Les Ateliers, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle.

His collaboration with Marc Berthier and his work on town planning projects inspires him to fuse design and architecture. Consequently, he collaborates on many different aspects of design from furniture through to industrial products. His approach is centred on the search for a pure aesthetic, where the individuals’ needs are always paramount.

The key to his continued success lies in his ability to create magical designs that are full of vitality, and never ordinary.To date, he has worked for prestigious companies such as, Yamaha Offshore and Renault, Italian furniture producers Cappellini, and Cassina, and luxury brands Armani and Baccarat.In 2000 he founded Studio Massaud with DANIEL POUZET and orientated his activity towards architectural projects.

To date, the studio has redefined the architectural brand images of Lancôme and Renault and has directed large-scale projects such as: the Tanabe House (Fukuoka, Japan), a 50,000 seat stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico…
Produkte
MDF Italia: FLOW Armchair Tessile @ Stylepark
MDF Italia
FLOW Armchair Tessile
Jean-Marie Massaud
 
MDF Italia: YALE Sofa @ Stylepark
MDF Italia
YALE Sofa
Jean-Marie Massaud
 
MDF Italia: FLOW Armchair Tessile @ Stylepark
MDF Italia
FLOW Armchair Tessile
Jean-Marie Massaud
 
MDF Italia: YALE Sessel @ Stylepark
MDF Italia
YALE Sessel
Jean-Marie Massaud
 
MDF Italia: FLOW Armchair Tessile @ Stylepark
MDF Italia
FLOW Armchair Tessile
Jean-Marie Massaud
 
Poltrona Frau: Archibald A armchair @ Stylepark
Poltrona Frau
Archibald A armchair
Jean-Marie Massaud
 
Artikel

Reforming floors

Things are happening not only on the ground. The ground itself is also being reformed. Parador is presenting "Laminate Edition 1", projects by designers and architects Konstantin Grcic and Ben van Berkel destined to ensure that the material is no longer regarded as a cheap imitation.

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