Clément PASQUIER Studio

Based in Paris and located at the Atelier Nobel in Montmartre, Clément Pasquier Studio develops a practice at the intersection of design, scenography, and interior architecture. Furniture, lighting, and installations are conceived as “active objects”: forms that do more than simply serve a function—they transform perception, shift behavior, and invite interaction. Form is never a starting point; it arises from the dialogue between use, material, gesture, craftsmanship, and context.

Striking a balance between precision and ambiguity, the studio reimagines familiar forms, industrial references, and unexpected materials to reveal new ways of using them. Drawing, prototyping, and fabrication play a central role in this exploration, where every detail must serve a purpose. The object thus becomes an interface between function, perception, and the imagination—capable of prompting a gesture, drawing attention, or creating a subtle sense of unease.

For Private Choice , this approach is embodied in particular by the meridian Rogerchaise lounge, composed of eight movable cushions inspired by physical therapy equipment. Their modular design allows the body to assume various positions, while the velvet reacts to light and visually complements the movement. Next to it stands the BRO reimagines 81 La Rochère glass blocks, diverting them from their traditional architectural use. Mounted on three stainless steel panels on casters, they form a mobile structure that reshapes the space as it moves, straddling the line between furniture and installation.