Tiles Line N by Violaine d'Harcourt
Violaine d’Harcourt
A collection of ceramic wall lights designed in collaboration with Dutch designer Marianne Smink, the Tiles are manufactured in a workshop located north of Coimbra in Portugal. The tiles, shaped by hand, are screen printed in natural shades. Indirect lighting diffuses a soft and warm light. As the Tiles are produced by hand, each wall light is unique, with its color variations and imperfections, which are the charm of artisanal production.
Dimensions:
H290mm x W140mm x D56mm
About the designer:
Violaine d'Harcourt is a French lighting designer born in Paris in 1987. She studied design and architecture in l'école Camondo in Paris then Scuola Politecnica in Milano. After some work experiences at studios of Jacopo Foggini, Federico Churba and Galerie Kreo, she started to draw and produce her own lightings in 2013, producing small series with craftsmen from different places of Europe. Since 2021 she moved her studio to Lisbon, and she relocated all her production in Portugal whose quality materials and know-how have made it renowned for decades. She is convinced that lighting is the essential element to enhance the atmosphere of a living space. With this objective, she focuses on giving life to lighting fixtures with character, whose geometry, color and light are precisely studied for the best possible result. She likes to see each of her lights as the character of a story that would be enriched over the years, and which complement each other.
Violaine d’Harcourt
A collection of ceramic wall lights designed in collaboration with Dutch designer Marianne Smink, the Tiles are manufactured in a workshop located north of Coimbra in Portugal. The tiles, shaped by hand, are screen printed in natural shades. Indirect lighting diffuses a soft and warm light. As the Tiles are produced by hand, each wall light is unique, with its color variations and imperfections, which are the charm of artisanal production.
Dimensions:
H290mm x W140mm x D56mm
About the designer:
Violaine d'Harcourt is a French lighting designer born in Paris in 1987. She studied design and architecture in l'école Camondo in Paris then Scuola Politecnica in Milano. After some work experiences at studios of Jacopo Foggini, Federico Churba and Galerie Kreo, she started to draw and produce her own lightings in 2013, producing small series with craftsmen from different places of Europe. Since 2021 she moved her studio to Lisbon, and she relocated all her production in Portugal whose quality materials and know-how have made it renowned for decades. She is convinced that lighting is the essential element to enhance the atmosphere of a living space. With this objective, she focuses on giving life to lighting fixtures with character, whose geometry, color and light are precisely studied for the best possible result. She likes to see each of her lights as the character of a story that would be enriched over the years, and which complement each other.
Violaine d’Harcourt
A collection of ceramic wall lights designed in collaboration with Dutch designer Marianne Smink, the Tiles are manufactured in a workshop located north of Coimbra in Portugal. The tiles, shaped by hand, are screen printed in natural shades. Indirect lighting diffuses a soft and warm light. As the Tiles are produced by hand, each wall light is unique, with its color variations and imperfections, which are the charm of artisanal production.
Dimensions:
H290mm x W140mm x D56mm
About the designer:
Violaine d'Harcourt is a French lighting designer born in Paris in 1987. She studied design and architecture in l'école Camondo in Paris then Scuola Politecnica in Milano. After some work experiences at studios of Jacopo Foggini, Federico Churba and Galerie Kreo, she started to draw and produce her own lightings in 2013, producing small series with craftsmen from different places of Europe. Since 2021 she moved her studio to Lisbon, and she relocated all her production in Portugal whose quality materials and know-how have made it renowned for decades. She is convinced that lighting is the essential element to enhance the atmosphere of a living space. With this objective, she focuses on giving life to lighting fixtures with character, whose geometry, color and light are precisely studied for the best possible result. She likes to see each of her lights as the character of a story that would be enriched over the years, and which complement each other.
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