Inspired by insular landscapes, this series of seats engages with the visual language of archipelagos. Shaped by the force of time, they reveal sculpted edges and strong internal landscapes.

Here are a few examples from the list … Don’t miss these …

THE CG01: AN ICONIC LAMP

Designed by Christophe Gevers (1928-2007), one of Belgium’s most influential designers. This lamp will delight aesthetes with a passion for beauty and ingenuity. To be called 01, you have to be worthy of identifying with perfection!

A subtle blend, delicately proportioned, this luminaire is more sculpture than simple lighting, making the CG01 a work of art full of anecdotes.

Christophe Gevers has left an indelible mark on Belgian design with his sense of materials and tactile modernism. He is considered one of the most important interior designers of the post-war period. He favoured a warm, comfortable modernism, using noble, durable materials. He founded his own company, Gevers Design, and worked as a teacher at La Cambre in the decoration and furnishing department. His work is a hallmark of Belgian design, and his creations are sought-after today. Hats off to the artist, Gevers is enjoying the success he deserves!

Placed in 1968 in the restaurant “Le Cap d’Argent” in Brussels, the CG01, designed in a deep, bold red, illuminated this brasserie and made it an emblematic image of Belgian design. It goes without saying that the internationally renowned “Aux Vieux Saint Martin” also incorporates the 01 into its restaurant, which is frequented by some of the world’s leading figures. The Canterbury still bears witness to its unique style, which has nothing old-fashioned about it.

Today, the CG01 is being reissued by the Belgian high-end lighting manufacturer axis71. Renowned architects and prestigious institutions choose the appropriate colour with subtlety and judiciousness.

Isabelle de Borchgrave has chosen a warm, luminous golden yellow; Edouard Vermeulen, inspired by his bold new couture collection, has opted for an Oxford blue; Valérie Barkowsky, faithful to her natural, chic and timeless tones, has selected an aubergine shade.

CG01 reinterpreted by Caroline Notte

“My first thought when choosing a new color was to think of a non-color, to leave it raw, a sheet that would have always existed, total respect to let the shape speak for itself, an intrinsic hue. My second instinct was to choose a natural color that would evolve over time, illustrating strength and resistance and a return to our roots. A corten finish as well as vert de gris copper that blends in perfectly with nature and today’s interiors, where materials are given pride of place, ensuring timelessness.

Installée dans une des premières maisons modernistes édifiées à Bruxelles, Caroline Notté s’est
affirmée en une vingtaine d’années comme une des architectes d’intérieur les plus originales,
novatrices et éclectiques du moment. Jonglant avec les objets, les lumières et les couleurs, elle
aime embellir l’espace en mélangeant les genres tout en imposant sa propre griffe, singulière et
chaleureuse.

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Keep your childlike soul

The intention of Adelie – a multifaceted artist whose colorful, playful and joyful universe is inspired by the spontaneity of childhood and its brightly colored games… such as legos and puzzles.Adélie Ducasse grew up on the French islands, New Caledonia and Réunion, where she developed her taste for colors and primitive shapes.The geometric abstract nature of her creations originated from her passion for mathematics – an extension of her childhood games.From her art objects, the joyful naivety and poetry of childhood is reborn.

COLLECTIBLE is a one of a kind platform for the showcase and discovery of the best in collectible design today. Come and visit us on stand B8. The 6th edition of COLLECTIBLE, will take place from 9 to 12 March 2023 at Tour & Taxis, with a VIP and Press Preview on Wednesday, 8 March.

On this occasion we will present with axis 71 the new limited re-editions of the iconic lamps of Christophe Gevers, some of which have been chosen by Natan, Valérie Barkowski, Isabelle de Borchgrave and Le Cab.

On top of these limited Editions I also chose 3 finishes that have an intrinsic tint that in my opinion brings logic and meaning to these re-editions.
The first attitude was to think of a non-colour, a leaf that would have always existed, total respect to let the shape speak for itself.
The second was to choose a natural colour that would evolve over time, illustrating strength and resistance and a return to the roots. A corten (rusty bronze) finish as well as a greenish-grey copper that fits in perfectly with nature and with today’s interiors where the material is given pride of place, a timelessness assured.

THE CG01: AN ICONIQUE LAMP

“I believe I became a designer, because I was interested in the present, which is the future and the past out of date.” Christophe Gevers

Designed by Christophe Gevers (1928-2007), this lamp excites aesthetes passionate about beauty and ingenuity.
To call oneself 01, one must be worthy to identify with perfection!
Like a woman’s body, the curve is captivating, the lamp perfectly captures the sensual side, but at the same time the modernist austerity.
A subtle mixture, delicately proportioned, this luminaire is more of a sculpture than a simple lighting, making the CG01 a work of art full of anecdotes.
Christophe Gevers has left an indelible mark on Belgian design with his feeling for materials and his tactile modernism. He is considered one of the most important interior designers of the post-war period.
He favored a warm, comfortable modernism, using noble and durable materials.
He founded his own company Gevers Design and worked as a professor at La Cambre in the decoration and furnishing department.
His work characterizes Belgian design and his creations are now sought after, hats off to the artist, Gevers enjoys the success he deserves!
Placed in 1968 in the restaurant “Le Cap d’Argent” in Brussels, the CG01 designed in a deep and frank red illuminated this brasserie and made this place an emblematic image of Belgian design.
Needless to say that the internationally renowned establishment “Aux Vieux Saint Martin” also integrates the 01 into its restaurant, frequented by great personalities. The Canterbury still bears witness to its unique style, that is by no means outdated.

Today the CG01 is being re-released by the Belgian premium lighting manufacturer axis71, with renowned architects and prestigious institutions subtly and judiciously choosing the appropriate colour.
Undoubtedly, this mythical object will illuminate your interior.

Available at  Bea Items – Knokke, Caroline Notté – Brussels, CAB Foundation – Saint Paul de Vence (France) Contact axis71 for the point of sales near you.

www.axis71.com

The Strate Table by Caroline Notté is a low table entirely made of enamel.
The enamelled steel plates reveals the sedimentary natural strates of the nature.
It shape expresses a root coming out of the soil, inking its strength since the ground. The Strate Table unfolds randomly like a layer of strata found in nature., the overlays are inspired by nature.
Crafted with Emaillerie Belge, specialized in high quality products, processing by repeatedly heating metal sheets to more than 800 degrees, permise to astonishing results of resistance, strenght, durability and deepness.
The idea is to create an organic and welcoming surface with several levels , convenient, handy and unique, with great delicacy. Each table is custom made and all enamel colors are personalized for each projects.

Caroline Notte a été élue comme la meilleure architecte et architecte d’intérieur belge sur Bruxelles (Ucce) 

Reconnue pour aménager les espaces des expats en Belgique, elle a le don de donner de la vie et du charme dans des nouveaux espaces et connais toutes les adresses pour accompagner les clients de la communauté européenne afin de leur créer rapidement un nid douillet. 
Son bureau a reçu les Awards en 2019 /2022 comme la pépinière des talents les plus dynamiques . 

Ses projets d’aménagements intérieurs sont variés et mixtes : aménagements privés , restaurants , bureaux , hôtels , magasins .  Sa galerie propose un vaste choix d’artistes, de designer , d’artisans , de vintage .