'1988' Console

'Paris' Console

The Dehanché collection by Georges Mohasseb is a striking suite of sculptural pieces that explore the harmonious tension between organic form and material innovation mixing bronze and resin. Centered around a console, a side table, a floor lamp, and a table lamp. The collection exemplifies Mohasseb's passion for crafting evocative objects that marry craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics.

Dehanchée Console

Lacquered wood, white-patinated wrought iron, and Saint-Just glass. Néotù edition of 8 examples. Model 3/8.

Arc en Ciel Chest of Drawers

Erosion Console

The Nomad Collection blends sculptural elegance with a sense of movement, inviting the eye to wander through the interplay of mass and void. Defined by clean lines and meticulously carved solid wood, each piece embodies a balance of form and function.

Nomad Console

 is an ode to Brutalist architecture, decorative functionality, and imagined memories. It’s a city created at the intersection between the imagination of Antonio Sant’Elia, the Italian Futurist architect from the 1960s, and the visionary world of Italo Calvino’s 

. Made out of oxidized concrete, the pieces naturally create rust, allowing them to continue to tell a story as days pass. Each piece in the collection is named after a place visited by Marco Polo, Calvino’s hero. 

 is an imagined future inspired by the fantastic stories of the past.

Future Memories Console

"45° North Latitude" Console

Inspired by the force of nature from solid volume. The use of form allows the organic shape to inhabit the piece. What is eroded? Carving out shape through ancestral techniques adapts to any space. What remains?

'1988' Console

Philippe Hiquily

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