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The collection of objects that Hugues Weill presents at the Paris Design Week – within the space of now! the Off – plays on modularity, investigating the issues of the association and composition.

Three main elements make up the collection, all made of lacquered steel sheet: Ctrl-i, a small wall shelf that, placed on the ground, becomes a coffee table and, layered, creates a graphic effect; A3A4 (21 x 29,7 x 42) can be positioned in different way to be used as two seat or as coffee table and it can also be assembled to create personalized furniture with varied functions; Milgru is a modular shelving system with a shape created by the free play of angles and color combination.

The collection is completed by Pousse-pouf, a system of stackable stools column and the Suspended vase, composed by a suspended structure retaining rigid plates pierced, where are inserted flowers.

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Hugues Weill, A3A4 (21 x 29,7 x 42)

Hugues Weill, A3A4 (21 x 29,7 x 42)

Hugues Weill, Ctrl-i

Hugues Weill, Ctrl-i

Hugues Weill, Milgru

Hugues Weill, Milgru

Hugues Weill, Pousse-pouf

Hugues Weill, Suspended Vase

5–9 September, 2014
Hugues Weill
now! le Off
Paris Design Week
Cité de la Mode et du Design
34 quai d’Austerlitz, Paris

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