Babylone Blue O2 Armchair by Babel Brune for sale at Pamono

Description

Babylone Blue O2 armchair by Babel Brune Dimensions: D 63 x W 54 x H 67 cm, Seat H 35 cm. Material: Suede velvet 380g / m, steel. For the Armchair 02, we’ve taken a simple, elegant chair structure and brought it to life with bold Babel Brune designs. The wrap-around motif on the fabric brings artistic design into the centre of your living room or bedroom. with it eye-catching style and superior finish, this is an armchair that will punctuate any interior, bringing a new dimension to your living space. The chair brings together the expertise of several trades, all located in Lille, France and its surroundings. Babel Brune was created by Clmence Barker Canler. For the past ten years, she has traveled across Asia to develop new products and source decor and furniture for the European market. from the cabinetmaking workshops in Rajasthan or the Bali’s textile workshops, she explores the materials and craftsmanship for which she is a passionate. Returning to Europe, she opens her eyes to what she had not learned to appreciate before these experiences. She relearns to observe, to be inspired, and becomes a real sponge to all this aesthetics that makes her vibrate. Until that creativity becomes too pressing not to be addressed. She had to find a way to welcome this creative bubbling and respond to its deep convictions. She dreams of new modes of consumption, alternatives to the classic circuits for selling furniture in Europe based on imports. This is how Babel Brune was born. By creating objects of character, combining craftsmanship and artistic inspiration, it relies on its operational expertise to express its creativity in an assertive and uninhibited way and participate in the creation of new modes of consumption. At Babel Brune we have a particular knowledge, that of adapting to the expertise, know-how and artistic sensibilities that surround us on each project. Each trade having its respective constraints, we are building a common language capable of transcending them to, together, create beauty. In this sense, Babel Brune echoes the Myth of the Tower of Babel.