05 January, 2014

the nouveau classique forms of Philippe Nigro

Born in 1975 in Nice, France, Philippe Nigro studied Decorative Arts and product design. Today his activity is divided mainly between Italy and France. Freelance designer since 1999, he began his career and complete alongside Michele De Lucchi with which, until 2012, he participated in manyprojects of product, furniture, lighting, interior design and events design. Since 2005 prospective projects are supported by the VIA (Valorisationof Innovation in Furnishing) through which it has support for projects Shelf Spiral, Cross-Unit storage, sofas Intersections become Confluences product by Ligne Roset (entered in the FNAC collection andthe Museum of Decorative Arts). In 2009 realized the Universal Basebecomes T.U. (Ligne Roset) and Twin-chairs Chairs (both entered in thecollection of the Centre Pompidou). Since then he signs creations for various manufacturers like De Castelli in 2010 where he did the Think Station for the Think Tank event, and many others.

In 2013, French-born, Milan-based designer Philippe Nigro was enlisted by Hermès to create a capsule collection of furniture pieces called Les Nécessaires d’Hermès, blending French luxury with Oriental sensibility. The designer’s first full collection, it is comprised of simple, versatile objects such as stackable side tables and decorative screens. Other recent work includes two designs for Baccarat: the retro-looking, modular hanging light ‘Clochette’; and ‘Céleste’, which is inspired by an Oriental lantern. [1]

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