Steel has a weight that nothing can conceal. You feel it in your hand, in your gaze, in the silence it imposes on a room. With Lime, we wanted to do the opposite: to give it an unexpected fineness, like lightening a breath without breaking it.
A line that lightens
Starting from this inescapable property of steel—its weight—Blunt France has crafted lines of surprising fineness. The Lime bench and the Lime console, two pieces from the Lime collection, are the expression of this: fine, taut, almost graphic, in Dark, Used, Silver, or Color finishes.
Serra, or steel on a landscape scale
The American sculptor Richard Serra made Corten steel his signature, a material he knew from having worked in a steel mill in his youth, as Artprice reminds us. At the Guggenheim Bilbao, his The Matter of Time series, installed in 2005, brings together eight monumental steel works, according to Metalocus. Visitors walk between large curved plates and feel the mass, without ever being crushed. The same ambition, on the scale of a living room: that weight may become balance.
A shared iron
Bilbao lies on the other side of the Pyrenees, in that Basque Country that also saw the birth of Chillida, whom we discussed in our article on Cenitz. Here, steel is a common language. Lime offers a discreet version of it: a bench, a console, and a lot of silence.
Steel furniture for the entryway, hallway, or living room
A steel console slips into tight spaces where every centimeter counts; a bench invites you to sit without being obtrusive. Their finesse makes them allies of minimalist furniture, which fits in every room. And for a project that goes beyond the collection, our design office can adapt them to your space.
The raw timeless elegance.
