After classical studies and an atypical career ranging from communication to fashion, via theatre and educational support, Nicolas Blandin decided in 2007 to devote himself to what he has always been passionate about, the creation of decorative objects and furniture. By making a 180° turn as he likes to say, to live his life and to have the feeling of finally being in his place, this self-taught artist strongly influenced by Art Deco and the 40's, seeks through his creations to tell singular stories and to awaken the imagination of the beholder. More about the artist: nicolasblandin-design.blogspot.com
This model is to be found in the Motifs collection
Designs - Vide-Poches carré Standard
Availability :
Made to Order - Given the exceptional demand we experienced through the end of February, the large number of orders we have received, and pending the upcoming equipment investments needed to increase production, manufacturing lead times may be around 20 weeks for parts that are not in stock. We appreciate your understanding.16 x 16 - H. 3
Collection : Patterns
Model: Vide-poche Carré Standard
Designer : Nicolas Blandin
For this new collection, Nicolas Blandin plays on the superimposition of very graphic motifs.
The black and ivory tones combined with crackled gold bring a falsely old-fashioned touch to this contemporary creation.
Ivory and black uncracked background, 21 ct gold.
IMPORTANT : The composition of our enamel is not suitable for food use.
Model in : Enamel
Catalogue number: 317607
After classical studies and an atypical career ranging from communication to fashion, via theatre and educational support, Nicolas Blandin decided in 2007 to devote himself to what he has always been passionate about, the creation of decorative objects and furniture. By making a 180° turn as he likes to say, to live his life and to have the feeling of finally being in his place, this self-taught artist strongly influenced by Art Deco and the 40's, seeks through his creations to tell singular stories and to awaken the imagination of the beholder. More about the artist: nicolasblandin-design.blogspot.com
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