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Misti

MISTI GUERIDON

Created in 2004 by Christian Liaigre for an interior design project in Bora Bora, the Misti side table expresses a traditional and elegant lifestyle. The fact that the house stands in the heart of a natural and preserved setting guided the search for and selection of the materials: lava stone, solid oiled wenge. Authentic, comfortable and robust, it could...

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Lighting

Cabestan

CABESTAN LAMPADAIRE - 77-001B / 77-001

Unusual model in the floor lamp range since Cabestan is destined to be placed over a seat, table, or desk. Its was designed like a work of architecture but on the scale of a lamp. As a decorative and refined piece, this floor lamp illuminates and enhances the interior.

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Accessories

Matis

MATIS PLATEAU - 60-002

Designed as part of the " Sereno" hospitality project, the Matis tray has been thought out to evolve within this luxurious family hotel nestled on the lagoon of the island of Saint Barthélémy. Liaigre has designed this intimate and elegant place in perfect harmony with an exceptional environment bordering the beach on the virgin coast, and the style...

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Furniture

Mandarin

MANDARIN CHAUFFEUSE - 60-002

Reflecting Liaigre's attraction to Asia and its philosophy, the Mandarin chair made in leather and oak, perpetuates Chinese century-old history. It also breaks with the French tradition by introducing a certain informality whilst being part of the refined Asian universe, where each piece is in harmony with the environment. The subtle work of the materials...

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Lighting

Galerne

GALERIE LAMPE - 21-005 / 22-002

Created in the 1990s, the Galerne lamp is an important element in the Lighting Collection. As a table lamp, bedside lamp and library lamp, its compact size makes it very easy to incorporate and use in many ways. Its trapezoidal shade matches the oblique and assertive lines of its metal structure.

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Accessories

Nagato

NAGATO PRESSE PAPIER - 10-001 / 10-002

Halfway between an accessory and a sculpture, the Nagato lacquered paper weight pays tribute to Constantin Brancusi, the "Colonne sans fin" and follows the well-known Nagato stool created in 1986 by Christian Liaigre. This refined piece combines minimalism with poetry and elegantly fits into the domestic space.

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Furniture

Long courrier

LONG COURRIER TABLE - 250-001

This table was initially designed by Christian Liaigre for his house in Ile de Ré. A rustic house in harmony with the environment, whilst remaining sophisticated and unpredictable. The Long Courrier reflects the identity of the island - the fishermen's houses and nature. With its iconic base, it has become one of the Maison's classics. With an elegance...

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Lighting

Atoll

ATOLL LAMPE - 46,5-002

Created in 2008 by Christian Liaigre as part of the Motu Tané project in Bora Bora, the Atoll lamp is a bronze sculpture symbolizing the squaring of a circle. It evokes an annular coral reef of the warm seas, enclosing a lagoon communicating with the open sea. The most famous are those of the Maldives, Tuamotu, Kiribati, Bikini... This ring will bring a...

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Accessories

Geometric

PLAID LAINE GEOMETRIC 3

Designed as a horse blanket, this cashmere and merinos wool plaid keep you warm and participate to the feeling of comfort and well-being. The older the throw gets and the more it is used, the softer and smoother it becomes. The exceptional fibers of its creation come from Mongolia (for cashmere) and Australia (for merino wool); their are worked in...

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Our world

Liaigre is a House of creation whose value proposition lies in simplicity, quality, balance, and beauty. We have been designing and creating spaces and furnishings for over 40 years. Synonymous with French taste and style without ostentation based on exceptional expertise and furnishing design, Liaigre comes from a long line of

great eighteenth-century cabinetmakers and interior designers as well as Modernist designers from the 1930s. Liaigre takes a fully exclusive, personal, and intuitive approach to its work. Its style is part of a classicism that draws from the current time period and expresses its epoch.

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