Moods - Chrisitian Ghion

Scenography, interior architecture, furniture, everyday objects are all visible parts of Christian Ghion, a protean designer who experiments, explores, embodies and sublimates.

Lamp « Petit Théâtre » by François Azambourg - Size Medium

An exhaustive appraisal of designer Christian Ghion's work. This book examines his numerous fields of intervention (design of objets, furniture, architecture and interior design...).

The mechanical beauty of the tool-mould revealed by the breath of the glassmakers.

Mobiles « Feuilles » by François Azambourg.

Transat is an original pichet designed by Christian Ghion

The design of the Spade Vase is inspired by the world of shells. This both simple and delicate, geometrical piece is composed of a recipient and a corolla in glossy stainless steel. It receives and enhances the flowers one chooses to display in it like a white background.

His collection Full Moon is a set of original ceramic pieces, imagined by Christian Ghion.

While doing research on glass with the Meisenthal CIAV, the designers Atelier BL119 (Design Studion BL119) produced a simple object allowing light to be nuanced.

Scenography, interior architecture, furniture, everyday objects are all visible parts of Christian Ghion, a protean designer who experiments, explores, embodies and sublimates.

The mechanical beauty of the tool-mould revealed by the breath of the glassmakers.

Lamp « Spoutnik» by François Azambourg.

A lamp that can be infinitely modulated (almost) 

A set of eight creations in solid silver designed by designer Christophe Pillet and handmade by the contemporary silversmith Roland Daraspe.

Scenography, interior architecture, furniture, everyday objects are all visible parts of Christian Ghion, a protean designer who experiments, explores, embodies and sublimates.

Oak centerpiece conceived by Atelier BL 119 as a simple and primary architecture, recalling a pontoon.

Unique pieces of blown glass with different colours and shapes.

Designer David Dubois, during his Cirva residency at Marseille in 2014, experimented with variations on a volume of blown glass, and brought forth a luminous, suspended object.

Lamp « Petit Théâtre » by François Azambourg - Size Big

Cédric Ragot created the Oscar table centre, a delicate assembling of porcelain and wood. The porcelain bowl, elegantly enhanced with a platinum border, fits onto its base of unvarnished oak.

The mechanical beauty of the tool-mould revealed by the breath of the glassmakers.

The mechanical beauty of the tool-mould revealed by the breath of the glassmakers.

Lamp « Inga » by François Azambourg.

The BULB vase imagined by David Dubois results from the unusual association of two objects whose initial functions differ: a vase and a simple water glass, transformed into a portable lamp.

Les Pitres, a unique set of animated objects!

The Douglas vase is a creation in blown glass by designer François Azambourg and produced in collaboration with the CIAV (International Center for glass art).