"Guillaume Delvigne's work immediately appealed to us because we felt a desire to build furniture out of rattan and nothing but rattan. Guillaume used all the by-products made from rattan cane: braided rattan core like the baskets, marquetry for flat surfaces reminiscent of floor mats, etc. The in-depth study of traditional designs allowed him to create solid structures with innovative shapes from the start.
I love to move furniture around, I particularly like coffee tables to move around the living room. Together as nesting tables or combined with other materials, CORRIDOR coffee tables are light, practical and playful." Tina Ledi
The CORRIDOR rattan coffee table with glass top in diameter 50 cm, designed by Guillaume Delvigne for Orchid Edition and Kok Maison implements several traditional rattan techniques: the structure in thick rattan cane, made from plants that can measure more than 100 m long in the rain forest, a glass top, a typical style from the 1950s, and its magazine rack in wickerwork weaving. The rectangular shape of the latter, inscribed in the roundness of the table, evokes the perspective of a "corridor"...