Petite friture 2014
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EDITEUR DE DESIGN FURNITURE LIGHTING OBJECTS

EDITEUR DE DESIGN French design manufacturer established in 2009, Petite Friture aims to produce objects that create a spark, designed by emerging talents. With their complicity, Petite Friture offer elegant and accessible objects that in a simple and uninhibited manner tell a story; objects that understand our daily life and invite us to savour it.

OUR DESIGNERS ( from left to right, top to bottom ) Left page : Jens Fager, Alix Thomsen, Elise Fouin, Thomas Jenkins, Jean-Charles Amey, Stéphane Villard & Gaëlle Gabillet, Atypyk (Jean-Sébastien Idès & Ivan Duval ), Sam Baron, Vaulot & Dyèvre (Goliath Dyèvre & Quentin Vaulot), Pierre Favresse, Marc Sarrazin, POOL  (Léa Padovani & Sébastien Kieffer ), Constance Guisset. Right page : Studio Nocc (Juan Pablo Naranjo & Jean-Christophe Orthlieb), Luca Nichetto, Marie Declerck & Amaury Poudray & Rémi Bouhaniche, Arnaud Lapierre, Tomas Kral, Noé Duchaufour Lawrance, Aïssa Logerot  &   mandine...

VERTIGO Movement, illusion, lightness, surprise. Vertigo by Constance Guisset reduces space to an intimate atmosphere. Graphic and transparent, this pendant lamp comes to life when draughts make it slightly lose its balance.

NIJIMI Nijimi, set of cushions by Constance Guisset, follows in line with the research on colour and watercolour, initiated with the mirror Francis. From a stream of soft and bright colour pigments comes a cloud. An invitation to a hazy dream on delicate percale. Dropping in a colourful explosion. FRANCIS The Francis mirror by Constance Guisset came from an experience : pigments vanishing on water. The result is a bright oxidation. Make up palette or ageing mirror ? Exists as wall mirror and pocket mirror.

Simple, with only one material, these Hollo tables and stools by Amandine Chhor and Aissa Logerot use industrial codes and give priority to usage and function.

IKEBANA The Ikebana vases by Edward Robinson hint to Japanese flower arrangement. The linear slot at the top allows the user to place flowers freely, in a continuous line or in strong forms. GRANDISSANT Grandissant by Jean-Charles Amey is a candleholder that plays with the image of a tree structure as singularity and seeks by its modules to stimulate experience.

CURIOSITY Curiosity by Sam Baron introduces the surprising emergence of figurative objects in our interior, with humoristic reference to hunting trophies. The whiteness of the ceramic gives the object its modernity. FIG. 1 ATYPYK Atypyk play the graffiti artist by imagining a bowl on the side of which a painter is held up against the rim, staying upright such as a balanced figure would, in order to affix a more « classic » motif, consisting of a golden stripe.

BAMBOU Inspired by nature the salt and pepper set Bambou by Céline Frebault are like two branches set on a table. Soft and round their transparency reveals their contents and once full, they appear stable.

SWELL Thought of for the office or home, Swell with its interior wave, borrows its name from surfing jargon to describe the perfect wave. It alludes to the ceramic wave that characterizes the objects of the collection by Luca Nichetto : the inside separator of the key holder, the dial of the clock, the shape of the book-end. 15

SWELL Thought of for the office or home, Swell with its interior wave, borrows its name from surfing jargon to describe the perfect wave. It alludes to the ceramic wave that characterizes the objects of the collection by Luca Nichetto : the inside separator of the key holder, the dial of the clock, the shape of the book-end. LOOP Loop by Amandine Chhor is about generating new curves out of the constraints of the industrial production of trolleys. The result is a poetic shelf, ideal above a bed or a desk.

CROSS Cross is a series of cushions by Petite Friture about interlacing stripes and subtle colours, printed on a percale cotton. The result is a shimmering and acidulated pattern!

FIG.1 ALIX THOMSEN The bowls, with their flower motif in primary colours, become lively and tell a story. As with her fashion line Alix Thomsen here plays with nostalgia without a concept and yet with simplicity and modernity. The irregularity of the pattern pays tribute to work done by hand ; artisanal work becomes the flavour of the month. FIG.1 PETITE FRITURE Petite Friture signs the first version of bowl figure 1 with a message in braille : « Boire du petit lait » ( which means : to find pleasant ). With this typical French expression, transcribed in a universal language, Petite Friture...

MINERA The Minera carafe by Studio Nocc is inspired by a smooth pebble on which crystals have aggregated. The uneven side interrupts the flow of the water, such as in a stream. Minera is reminiscent of nature. SEGMENT Segment, stool by Marie Declerck, Amaury Poudray and Rémi Bouhaniche, is born by slicing a segment at a 1/5 th of its length. Once polished, this new side is an open window on the heart of the object ; and shows the sensitivity of a block.

OBJETS 2822 These black glass decanters by Stéphane Villard & Gaëlle Gabillet invite you to create your own products or to use recharge packets. The funnelled neck facilitates their replenishment and the cap serves as a dropper, for dosage and or distribution. Every second in France 2822 plastic bottles are thrown away. WILD THINGS Wildthings by Pierre Favresse offers a fantastic sensory experience under the innocent form of a container : feel what could be a contact with inaccessible animals that are extinct, dangerous, far away, or even mythological. Wildthings is both a functional and a...