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Louver Table
Architonic ID: 20767428
Año de Lanzamiento: 2024
Designed by Alain Gilles, the Louver Table reveals its character little by little, offering a different perspective depending on the angle from which it is observed.
With its strong theatrical presence making it the focal point of any environment, the Louver Table interprets the vision of the designer, who wants to evoke an imaginary passage, ideally the entrance to an ancient temple, in which light plays a crucial role in creating suggestive shadows on the floor.
The three legs give the table a feeling of dynamism, allowing the light to create fascinating perspective effects which make the legs appear either slender or imposing, delicate curves or generous shapes, depending on the point from which you look at it.
The design of the table is enhanced by the different finishes available, both in the single-material and multi-material versions. The single-material version is available in hand-trowelled clay or with a wooden top and base. Alternatively, it is possible to choose from numerous variations: the top is available in ceramic, marble or wood and can be combined with a metal or wooden base (Louver Table Wood), creating a contrast of considerable scenic impact with the solid elements of the base.
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Belgium
Alain Gilles (1970–) is a renowned Belgian designer. Design was not his first calling: his university studies initially focused on Political Science, a discipline in which he graduated in Brussels. He then pursued a career in the financial sector for several years before deciding to change his life and move to France, where he earned a second degree at the Institut Supérieur de Design in Valenciennes—this time following his passion for Industrial Design. In 2007, after several years of collaboration with fellow Belgian designer Xavier Lust, he founded his own studio and began a series of successful partnerships with several major international design brands. The most significant and productive of these have been with the Belgian office furniture brand BuzziSpace and the Italian company Bonaldo, both of which quickly made him one of their leading designers. Winning the title of Designer of the Year in 2012 at the Interieur Kortrijk Fair opened the door to many new collaborations, including with brands such as Ligne Roset, Varaschin, Miniforms, XL Boom, Saba Italia, Vincent Sheppard, La Chance, and many others.