At first sight it seems to be a rectangle placed on a square. By approaching it, the form turns out to be more complex; a discreet molding stretches its whole length, linking these two opposites, which are the curve and the ridge. It was conceived for the music room of an amateur of jazz and modernism.

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The perforations waltz like new music or rhythmic movements over the various elements of the collection, which are completely interchangeable. I like this form of flexibility in the composition of a collection, an adaptability that embodies a new modernity for me. The two finishes also make it possible to transform the collection into two distinct but complementary universes: the dark patinated bronze symbolises the night and a universe full of mysteries and the polished brass finish evokes the memory of the heat of the sun and its rays.

The perforations waltz like new music or rhythmic movements over the various elements of the collection, which are completely interchangeable. I like this form of flexibility in the composition of a collection, an adaptability that embodies a new modernity for me. The two finishes also make it possible to transform the collection into two distinct but complementary universes: the dark patinated bronze symbolises the night and a universe full of mysteries and the polished brass finish evokes the memory of the heat of the sun and its rays.

The perforations waltz like new music or rhythmic movements over the various elements of the collection, which are completely interchangeable. I like this form of flexibility in the composition of a collection, an adaptability that embodies a new modernity for me. The two finishes also make it possible to transform the collection into two distinct but complementary universes: the dark patinated bronze symbolises the night and a universe full of mysteries and the polished brass finish evokes the memory of the heat of the sun and its rays.

Inspired by the work of Belgian designer Jules Wabbes, the Jules series of decorative hardware by Vincent Van Duysen Architects aims to provide quality, character, and traditional craftsmanship to any context.
Cast from iron, the six models of the Jules collection feature subtle and ergonomic shaping, refined detailing and an elegant yet understated design that seamlessly combines sensuality and functionality.

Inspired by the work of Belgian designer Jules Wabbes, the Jules series of decorative hardware by Vincent Van Duysen Architects aims to provide quality, character, and traditional craftsmanship to any context.
Cast from iron, the six models of the Jules collection feature subtle and ergonomic shaping, refined detailing and an elegant yet understated design that seamlessly combines sensuality and functionality.