Acier brut

Loops: raw steel, hand-bent

Dessins de la bibliothèque Loops : de face, de trois quarts et posée à plat

There are pieces of furniture you look at, and others you explore. Loops belongs to the latter family. You discover it from the front, then approach it, walk around it, and realize it has no single face: it is read like a building, volume after volume, hollow after hollow.

Architecture on the scale of furniture

In 1923, in Towards a New Architecture, Le Corbusier defined architecture as "the learned, correct and magnificent play of volumes assembled in the light". A century later, the definition has lost none of its insight. It is what guided us during the design of Loops.

For Loops is not a shelf to be filled. It is a composition of boxes that blend like constructed volumes, with projections and recesses, solids and voids. Each compartment is a room, the whole is a plan. The piece of furniture becomes a small architecture placed within the home.

Solids and voids, shadow and light

In Loops, the void is designed with as much care as the steel that surrounds it. The openings welcome books, objects, or nothing at all; they allow the eye to pass through and the wall to breathe. It is this alternation that gives the piece its lightness, despite the density of the metal.

Then light does the rest. In the morning, it glides over the flat surfaces and reveals the grain of the steel. In the evening, shadow settles in the hollows and redraws the volumes. Loops changes its appearance as the hours pass, without ever moving a millimeter.

Hand-bent: steel in its truth

Loops is made of raw steel, bent by hand. To bend a sheet of steel is to feel the exact moment when the material gives, to hold the angle, to keep the line clean from end to end. No bend is entirely insignificant: it is what gives each box its form and the whole its rigor. This is what we call the intelligence of the hand.

Raw steel, for its part, retains its frankness: a dark, matte metal that does not seek to shine but to receive the light. For those who prefer a lighter radiance, Loops is also available in a Silver finish.

One piece, two interpretations

Loops is reversible. Standing, it rises as a bookcase and structures a wall. Flat, it stretches out as a console or low cabinet, and becomes the horizon of the room. One same piece, two interpretations: you choose it for one place, you keep it for several.

It is available in two sizes, 180 × 30 × 50 cm and 250 × 100 × 50 cm, in Dark or Silver finishes. And if your space calls for other proportions, our design office can adapt it to your measurements.

Pre-orders now open

Loops is available for pre-order now, with the first delivery in January 2027. Like each of our pieces, it will be signed, dated, and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

Discover and pre-order Loops, or find it at one of our authorized retailers.

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