Drawing from Eastern cultures, Plis rethinks the rug as a living space that goes beyond the object, inviting users to embrace “floor culture”. The abstract graphics on the carpet evoke the three possible configurations that can be obtained by placing the Corian elements beneath the surface, encouraging the community and social interaction that is vital to that lifestyle.

Uniquely shaped, with a structure in black or white epoxy lacquered steel, the Salam and Meida tables are inspired by traditional tea tables.  They invite the user on an immobile journey, a moment of stillness.

Suite 207 comes to life most vividly on the floor of a hotel room in Essaouira, Morocco. The irregular motif of the concrete tiles is translated into a pattern of repetition in natural wool.

1902: Emile Gallé, one of the driving forces behind the Art Nouveau movement designed the anemone wreathed in gold that would be placed on the bottle of the first Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque vintage. The table, a story of curves and roundness is an extended gesture to conviviality and a celebration of the maison's identity.