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Quatre Mains
La Forêt de bois de bout
Endgrain oak was once laid for its strength alone. At the Monnaie de Paris, Raphael Navot drew it anew, and the drawing became Forêt. Rosace is its celebration: the forest, gathered in one circle.
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CartierLaura Gonzalez & Pravda Arkitect · New York, United States
Claridge’s HotelBryan O’Sullivan Studio · London, United Kingdom
Private ResidenceOded Halaf · Israel
Project GaliléeBella Pia Richard · Paris, France
Diptyque Worldwide
Les Ateliers CourbetRaphael Navot · New York, United States
Private ApartmentVirginie Renaut · Paris, France
Hotel Royal ChampagneÉpernay, France
Réserve, Zambezi Teak
In the teak forests of southern Africa, no tree is planted and none is felled. They stand until they fall, or until the elephants bring them down. Only then does the forest give up its wood, on its own terms. One season of fallen trees. Then no more.
