"Undulation 2" Unique Sideboard by Aymeric Lefort, France, 2011

Macassar Ebony and Sycomore Chest of drawers, opens in four drawers. Metal legs in silver patina. Aymeric Lefort (b. France 1971) Lefort's decision to become a designer was inspired...

Tow doors "Ondulation 2" buffet, in white and black tinted Sycomore. This buffet has been built in 2018 and is the number six of the standard size. The furniture opens in two doors a...

Two doors "Ondulation 2" buffet, in white and black tinted Sycomore. This buffet has been built in 2018 and is the number six of the standard size. The furniture opens in two doors a...

Tow doors "Ondulation 2" buffet, in white and black tinted Sycomore. This buffet has been built in 2018 and is the number six of the standard size. The furniture opens in two doors...

Unique Cabinet "Labyrinthe" Prototype build for the Revelation exebihion in March 2019 at the Grand Palais in Paris. This cabinet is built in tinted charm and tinted dark blue sycamo...

Unique prototype cabinet "Labyrinthe". This cabinet is built in tinted charm and tinted dark blue sycamore, the inside is in ash/ olive wood and has...

Unique prototype cabinet "Labyrinthe" . This cabinet is built in tinted charm and tinted dark blue sycamore, the inside is in ash/ olive wood and has...

Macassar Ebony and Sycomore Chest of "Reflet" , opens in four drawers. Metal legs in silver patina. Do not hesitate to ask for a shipping quote to get the best offer. Aymeric Lefo...

“Ondulation ” is an association of 42 squares (black and white, Black tinted sycamore and oxidize sycamore) marquetry to create a undulation movement. Opens in tow doors. Aymeric L...

“Ondulation 2” is an association of 42 squares (black and white, Black tinted sycamore and oxidize sycamore) marquetry to create a kinetic distortion. Aymeric Lefort (b. France 1971) Lefort's decision to become a designer was inspired by the furniture of Jean Royere in his family home in France. After finishing his studies in cabinet making at the renowned Institut de St Luc in Tournai, where he specialised in design, he went on to complete his training in the workshops of cabinet makers, interior decorators, and upholsterers in Brussels where he was motivated by his desire to learn new techniques in the decorative arts. These apprenticeships gave him a thorough grounding and an enviable technical knowledge in the art of cabinetmaking; this, combined with his commitment to the highest levels of craftsmanship which Lefort brings to his contemporary designs, continues a long tradition of French cabinetry...