CHIC CERAMICS
\nA qualified architect, Laetitia Perrin worked for Louis Vuitton for over twenty years, focusing on shop design, material and concept development, and furniture design. At the same time, she learned ceramics from Patricia Vieljeux, before making it her new profession. Two years ago, she left the world of luxury to devote herself entirely to design. Initially focusing on tableware, she broadened her scope to include furniture, wall lights, sculptural installations for boutiques (Rimowa, Berluti) and special commissions for interior designers. Her work explores shapes and materials, playing with imperfections and glazes. Recently, she has also been developing projects combining ceramics with other materials (1). And why not work with restaurateurs in the future? \u2018I like to combine function with decoration.\u2019 \u2022 laetitiaperrinstudio.com<\/p>\n
By Audrey Schneuwly, photos by Laetitia Perrin & Aur\u00e9lie Rimbert (screen)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
CHIC CERAMICS A qualified architect, Laetitia Perrin worked for Louis Vuitton for over twenty years, focusing on shop design, material and concept development, and furniture design. At the same time, she learned ceramics from Patricia Vieljeux, before making it her new profession. Two years ago, she left the world of luxury to devote herself entirely … <\/p>\n