FORÊT collection
Highly crafted
wood surface
The Forêt Collection is a revolutionary handmade flooring and wall covering marquetry.
Forêt stands for an innovative approach to end grain wood surfaces. Inspired by wood cobblestones in Paris during the 19th century, we have spent many years to revive the wondrous tradition and to give it a new contemporary life. Pre-assembled endgrain oak pieces on simple planks. The Forêt collection contains 6 timeless patterns to personalize your compositions.
We invite you to discover how Forêt stands for a highly crafted yet easy to assemble surface in an uncompromising quality.
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Composed by 6 different patterns
The Forêt Collection contains 6 different patterns, a playground for architects who can easily personalize compositions.
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DESIGNED BY
RAPHAEL NAVOT
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Paris-based designer, Raphael Navot was born in Jerusalem, Israel, in 1977. In 2003, he graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven with a Bachelor’s degree in Conceptual Design. Post-graduation, he settled in the French capital, where he began to explore the disciplines of design and interior architecture, arriving at a unique juncture where the creative process is informed by the employment of noble, raw materials and traditional, man-made techniques.
Navot’s proximity to some of Europe’s best ateliers and craftsman has greatly influenced his work and today his bespoke spaces, furniture, and objects are realized in collaboration with these artisans, whose handcrafted approach and unique savoir-faire resonates within each piece. Vastly diverse, his portfolio of work includes projects such as the creative direction and interior design of the celebrated Parisian nightclub Silencio, a highly technical line of End Grain flooring for Oscar Ono, and a collection of artisanal carpets for Galerie Diurne.
