Projets

Côtes Numériques is a dematerialized wallclock that can be used through augmented reality (AR) on your smartphone or tablet.

This wallclock is available in only 99 digital editions and is associated with an NFT (digital certificate of authenticity) in addition to a PDF certificate and the unique numbered AR link to use it anytime and anywhere with your smartphone.

‍Once your payment is processed, you will get within 24 hours an email with a link to claim your NFT and transfer it to your wallet but also a PDF certificate and the numbered AR link to enjoy your wallclock in AR!

‍The NFT will be minted on Polygon a very low energy consuming blockchain and very market stable.

Our partners for this project are BLOCK.CO and Threedium

‍Curious about how it works? Have a look here at our IG stories

PLP01 is a multi-purpose object designed to give interiors a contemporary and graphic touch.
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Whether it's a dish to serve coffee to your friends, a pocket-table, an altar dedicated to your fetish of Swiss design, this ultra minimalist object holds its strength in the varied positioning of its CNC machined disc.
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The tray thus becomes a game of balance and allows all possible combinations.

The entire object is made of steel galvanized in the Lausanne region.
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Available in our SHOP
Self-edited object made in Switzerland
Zinc-plated steel

Project collaborators
Manfred Baud and Valentin Sieber

Renderings
Studio Raphaël Lutz

Côtes Mécaniques is a design object with mesmerizing visual effects. The 3 concentric circles turn each at its own rhythm and the crossing of the surface lines as well as the light reflections offer a new visual dimension to the reading of time.

Côtes Mécaniques became the 26th March 2021 the first Swiss design project and the first clock to be sold on NFT platforms in the world.

The NFT consists of a 30 second animation that represents 12 hours in accelerated time.
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Project collaborators
Manfred baud and Valentin Sieber
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Pictures and 3D animations
Studio Raphaël Lutz
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NFT
https://rarible.com/studioraphaellutz

New Waves is a collection of mirrors and lights using a unique digital hammering technique. This computer-assisted embossing of a mirror-polished stainless steel plate follows a random algorithm. This industrial method makes each model unique.
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In addition to a visual effect identical to the reflections of the movements of water, the dissociative nature of the usability of this object and its manufacturing technique makes it a hyper graphic sculptural object that can be integrated into various environments.
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Available in our SHOP
Self-edited object made in Switzerland
Mirror polished stainless steel
Massive Oak FSC
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Project collaborators
Manfred Baud and Valentin Sieber

Craftsmen
Ledixa, Visitech, IAR Laser, First Industries, Fulvio and Metal-System Diserens Sàrl
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Pictures
Clément Lambelet

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Smooth Waves is a tableware design project commissioned by Maison BUET.

We were asked to design all the tableware for the renewal of Maison BUET. After 6 months of intense developments, more than 300 pieces were made with love by De Marc Porcelaine.

The concept of the project was to create an interaction between the user and his tableware. 3 families to serve hot chocolate, brunch and a degustation plate. The waves are in negative under every cup or bowl to let the user play with it.

A lot of developments and prototypes were made to find the perfect slide and to give the possibility to combine every object.
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Project collaborators
Mélanie Zufferey and Raphaël Constantin
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Craftsmen
De Marc Porcelaine in Concise/VD
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Pictures
Clément Lambelet

Valentine Fabrique SA develops, manufactures and sells kitchen equipment since 1947. All the products are manufactured in Switzerland.

This pure industrial project led us to fully redesign the control knob and the informations shown on the graphics. We designed physically the graphical informations of getting the temperature up into the knob.
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Client
Valentine Fabrique SA

Project collaborators
Manfred Baud, Julien Gaillard and Valentin Sieber
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Designer’s Table is our experimental research project in product and experience design in tableware and the act of dining. This is what we call augmented gastronomy.

We started this project in 2017 and designed a collection of 5 objects for this third season. All the prototypes are produced by local craftsmen in Switzerland.
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The thematic for this third season was space travel and we designed all the objects with inspirations from the Apollo 11 mission.

More informations on www.designerstable.ch

Table lamp associating the handcrafted glass, the high precision fabrication of the aluminium tubes and the handcrafted gradient anodizing. The downward lighting is diffused through the draped glass on its cantilevered structure.
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The work on the metal pieces is done by swiss companies usually making watchmaking pieces and the glass handcrafted by Matteo Gonet in Basel.
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The concept was to put a dialogue between the smoothness of the handcrafted glass and the hardness of the CNC-milled aluminium tubes. This dialogue is accentuated by the two various forms and texture of the materials: lined-metal like the watchmaking guillochage and smooth for the glass.
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CNC-milled aluminium
Hand thermoformed and sanded glass
Gradient anodizing from champagne to bronze
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Pictures
Clément Lambelet

Craftsmen
Roth Mécanique and Matteo Gonet

Exposed in Spazio Rossana Orlandi during Milan Design week 2015 for NOV Gallery

Designer’s Table is our experimental research project in product and experience design in tableware and the act of dining. This is what we call augmented gastronomy.

We started this project in 2017 and designed a collection of 4 objects for this second season. All the prototypes are produced by local craftsmen in Switzerland.

The thematic of this second season was the aviation and all the objects are designed in a graphic elevation and inspired by the aerodynamics.

More informations on www.designerstable.ch

Having the cheap gazebo that one throws away after 6 months as a starting point, SonneMondSterne is a garden shelter easy to mount and dismount using sustainable materials like aluminium and boat canvas and noble material like Douglas First wood.

The design, brutalist and aiming the functional simplicity contrasts with the poetry of the created space. The tripod structure is surrounded by a circular canvas. Fastened to the end of the uprights, it is stretched in the middle by pulling up a handle like a clamp. The tension rigidifies the whole set and gives the inclinaison of the roof.

Douglas First
Eloxed Aluminium
Polyester Tarp

Pictures by Studio Raphaël Lutz

Designer’s Table is our experimental research project in product and experience design in tableware and the act of dining. This is what we call augmented gastronomy.

We started this project in 2017 and designed a collection of 4 objects for this first season. All the prototypes are produced by local craftsmen in Switzerland.
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Each season, we organize around 20 dinners with 20 people each time and welcome them in our space to experiment with them the interactions we propose with our designs and to gather the results in a convivial way.

More informations on www.designerstable.ch

Carrozzeria is a table lamp fully handformed in metal that sources its inspiration in the very aerodynamic shapes of the iconic cars of the 1930's.
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Inspired by my grandfather who was a famous Swiss race car builder, we wanted to produce an object with the empirical process of working directly with the material.
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Powder-coated Metal
15 x 12 x 50 cm
Handmade in Moudon with the help of the craftsman M.Yaman

Pictures
Studio Raphaël Lutz

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