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Curious by nature, the artist was inspired by the world of fashionThe black decoration of the cabinet is made by the stacking of a multitude of nylon threads allowing the front of the furniture to move and come alive with each draft or movement in the roomThe bronze brushed stainless steel coloured ...

Accustomed to combining the depth and the black of ebony, the artist has completely shaken his habits by creating a piece of furniture with different shades of white.The geometric structure and raw aspect of the piece are accentuated by the use of white sand.This was used to cover almost all of the ...

This desk was designed at the same time as the Graphic cabinetsThe architecture of the desk is in total opposition to the two solid monolithic blocksThe black polished stainless steel top appears to be suspended, placed on the ebony and bronze blocks in balance, at the limit of ruptureA small bronze...

Hamada, which means arid land in Arabic, inspired to Jean-Luc Le Mounier a whole collection based on the aesthetics of the cracked rocky plateaus of the Saharan desertsThis delicate and precious decoration was staged on the furniture using the ancestral technique of enamelling on copperThin copper s...

Hamada, which means arid land in Arabic, inspired Jean-Luc Le Mounier with a collection based on the aesthetics of the cracked rocky plateaus of the Saharan desertsHere made by assembling a multitude of white bronze pieces, the top rests on two huge blocks of black oak made in trompe l’oeilThe pie...

The Hybride collection shows the raw material even before the stage of human hand workDesigned as a marble block from the quarry, the artist uses a trompe l’oeil technique on this piece to divert materialThe cracks and fractures of a huge black block indicate a granite texture made of white bronze...

The Hybrid collection shows the raw material even before the stage of human hand workDesigned as a marble block from the quarry, the artist uses a trompe-l’oeil technique on this piece to divert matterThe cracks and fractures of an ebony block indicate a granite texture made of bronzeAll JLLM pieces are made to order (please enquire)

The Hybrid collection stage the raw material even before the step of human hand workDesigned as a fractured marble block from the quarry, the artist uses a trompe l’oeil technique on this piece to divert materialIn opposition to the massive-looking top Jean-Luc Le Mounier designed a bronze lace fo...

This monumental table entirely made of solid bronze is a tribute to the land and the work of the vineThe graphics on the plateau are directly inspired by the aerial view of a vineyardFeaturing many of our territory’s emblematic vineyards and castles, the hundreds of appellations reinterpret the vi...

The Moon table is the round version of the Hamada coffee tableHamada, which means arid land in Arabic, inspired Jean-Luc Le Mounier with a collection based on the aesthetics of the rocky and cracked plateaus of the Saharan desertsHere made by assembling a multitude of white bronze pieces, the top re...

Produced at the same time as the Origami cabinets for an Architectural Digest Collection exhibition at the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris, this armchair in bronze and black sand is a unique pieceThe cube, as cut from a block of sand, is dressed with a seat and cushions in ecru leatherAll JLLM pieces are made to order (please enquire)

Inspired by the graphic design of a concrete wall of a building photographed in New York, these cabinets with unique geometric motifs are a creation imagined after Jean-Luc Le Mounier’s first trip to the United StatesThe building’s powerful graphics have led the artist to combine several materia...

The Origin chest of drawers marks the creator’s encounter with the work of bronzeFirst work more sculptural than utilitarian, it marks a turning point in the artist’s creative approach, both in the form of the furniture and in its functionTaking the shape of a tree trunk lying on the ground on w...

The top of this dining table is a huge metal marquetryTwo long cracks made of brushed white stainless steel separate large pieces of black polished stainless steelThe set rests on a destroyed white bronze block to stabilise the setAll JLLM pieces are made to order (please enquire)

Hamada, which means arid land in Arabic, inspired to Jean-Luc Le Mounier a whole collection based on the aesthetics of the cracked rocky plateaus of the Saharan desertsThis delicate and precious decoration was staged on the furniture using the ancestral technique of enamelling on copperThin copper s...

Hamada, which means arid land in Arabic, inspired to Jean-Luc Le Mounier a whole collection based on the aesthetics of the cracked rocky plateaus of the Saharan desertsThis delicate and precious decoration was staged on the furniture using the ancestral technique of enamelling on copperThin copper s...

This single bench is part of the Empreinte Collection designed around the theme of destruction and reconstructionThe patinated bronze legs were made from broken wooden planks and burned to form a strong decorative element, always with the wish to work the material in its smallest details, Jean-Luc L...

This dining table is part of the Empreinte collection imagined around the theme of destruction and reconstructionThe patinated bronze legs were made from broken, fractured and burned wooden planks to form the strong decorative elements of the furniture as cast in bronzeAlways with the wish to work t...

This carver dining chair is part of the Empreinte collection imagined around the theme of destruction and reconstructionThe patinated bronze legs were made from broken, fractured and burned wooden planks to form the strong decorative elements of the furniture as cast in bronzeRealising the feat of c...

This armless dining chair is part of the Empreinte collection imagined around the theme of destruction and reconstructionThe patinated bronze legs were made from broken, fractured and burned wooden planks to form the strong decorative elements of the furniture as cast in bronzeRealising the feat of ...

This double bench is part of the Empreinte Collection designed around the theme of destruction and reconstructionThe patinated bronze legs were made from broken wooden planks and burned to form a strong decorative element, always with the wish to work the material in its smallest details, Jean-Luc L...

This Low table is part of the Empreinte collection imagined around the theme of destruction and reconstructionThe patinated bronze legs were made from broken, fractured and burned wooden planks to form the strong decorative elements of the furniture as cast in bronzeAlways with the wish to work the ...

The last element of the Hamada collection, this mirror is decorated with black enamel plates studded with gold nuggetsThis incredible decor is made by a master enameller from the city of LimogesThis work consists in covering thin copper sheets with different layers of crystal, fixed by successive fi...

The last element of the Hamada collection, this mirror is decorated with enamel plates which, like a jewel, are entirely covered with platinumThis incredible decor is made by a master enameller from the city of LimogesThis work consists in covering thin copper sheets with different layers of crystal...