This design draws its inspiration from those little boxes for love notes in which lovers, (legitimate or not 🤫), would exchange sweet words of love at a time when only paper could carry messages from a distance.

It's this taste for writing, for the poetry of words meticulously handwritten, for this precious, rare, and delicate attention sent to our correspondent, that we wish to convey in this proposal.

The glass tablet towering over the structure invites you to place bouquets of flowers or other ornaments, or alternatively, reminiscent of the tablet that unfolds from an 18th-century secretary desk, a surface on which one can jot down thoughts.

With its multiple drawers, it's a piece of furniture designed to hold all those things we don't know how to organize otherwise. When they close, the mix of white leather and steel then becomes almost an ethereal work of art that can integrate into any setting.

Be it in an entry hall, a bedroom, an office, a store, or behind the counter of a hotel, it will add that sense of serenity one feels while contemplating the immaculate landscapes of the Arctic Circle.

What is this furniture? It's for you to decide. Its identity is flexible, dictated not by its shape, but by the vision you have of it.