Industrial designer Tomás Alonso created a unique glass-and-almond-wood table in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The project draws on Pierre Leron-Lesur’s "Sylvistructure" approach while taking it in a new direction. Art and craft meet in this refined collection. Pierre Leron-Lesur’s furniture inspires a new interpretation.
Sylvistructure furniture line by Pierre Leron-Lesur
Sylvistructure, used as a starting point for the creation of designer furniture by Pierre Leron-Lesur, reveals the beauty of old wood. Found wood gathered around the village provides the basis for these innovative projects. What might look like dead wood becomes a remarkable material. The treatment process carefully removes mud, earth and decayed matter so the inner structure and natural "veins" of the wood can appear.
Designer furniture by Pierre Leron-Lesur and applied arts in France
If you are interested in furniture by designer Pierre Leron-Lesur, start with the Pierre and the Almond Tree project in France. Sylvistructure is an artistic approach that treats raw wood as the basis for original, handcrafted pieces. Take your time with the works and notice what emerges from the patient hands of the artists.
Almond wood lamp
Sculptural living-room furniture
Metal and wood meet
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