Project
Roma
Nomination
Best Implemented Interior Design Project Using Works of Art
About the project
Roma is a freestanding deconstructed wall partition for a client's appartement in Besançon, recovering construction site waste. This project is born out of the desire to visually separate the space, in a way that enables it to functionally perform as a shelf.
Upcycling of rough pipe bricks with interesting shapes, reminiscent of Roman aqueducts or Arab moucharabieh.
Location
35 rue de Chaillot, Besançon, France
Project implemented in
2020
Additional information
Article on Quaint Mind Magazine https://quaintmind.org/partition-shelf-made-with-up-cycled-pipe-bricks/
Sumbitters and authors of the project
Product designer graduated from the Boulle School, Dorian Etienne combines design, art and crafts, most often through limited editions. Indeed, he takes the time to register in a territory, to observe its history and its techniques and take inspiration from it.
Furthermore, experimentation is at the heart of his creation. The new features of the material are his library of ideas; then he invents new uses.
Fundamentally his approach is respectful of the environment, from design to production.
Customer — Violaine Aubin.
Collaboration with Cordélia Faure (product designer).
Design and manufacturing — Dorian Etienne & Cordélia Faure