COLLABORATIONS

Reda Amalou works with many luxury and design houses, including Veronese, Huges Chevalier, Toulemonde Bochart, Baguès Paris, Roche Bobois and Baccarat. He regularly creates unique pieces and collections with them.

Since April 2018 Reda Amalou designs the new collection of Hugues Chevalier, the famous French furniture brand. For the first Saint Germain collection, Reda Amalou has worked around the Living room, the dining room and the bedroom. Great care has been taken to create a subtle balance between elegance, understatement and a strong visual impact. “For this first collaboration with Hugues Chevalier, I was directly inspired by the 20s and 30s in Paris, and the great decorators of the time. I drew on Hugues Chevalier’s original stylistic codes to create a simple and contemporary line that harks back to the Art Deco period. Each design uses simple shapes and an assortment of fine materials like leather, oak, marble or bronze. These are complemented by the choice of fabrics, which play with different textures and patterns. Nature also has a strong presence here, with the Stanislas Sofa and its bamboo cane finishes, or the Fleurus armchair and its hammered bronze arms.”

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A historic French house of Murano blown glass lighting and objects, Veronese is one of Reda Amalou Design's early collaborations. First of all with the vase “Ceci n’est pas un vase”, Reda Amalou signed in 2014 for Veronese a piece with pure and modern lines but which hides a rare technical complexity of creation. In 2016, the “Ice” series of wall and pendant lights was created. Reda Amalou works with light using a system of hot-pressed Murano glass plates with a graphic pattern. Thus, the modules which come together form a “real light trap” and bring lightness to the material. The ICE collection is made up of a table lamp, pendant lights, a wall lamp... and also allows the creation of custom lighting fixtures.

In 2017, Reda Amalou designed her first pieces for Roche Bobois, one of the world leaders in high-end French designer furniture. There he unveiled the Aster table series, a tribute to the Brasilia Cathedral by the famous architect Oscar Niemeyer. The natural solid oak structure reveals architectural work of composition and assembly.

In 2012, the famous French carpet publisher Toulemonde Bochart called on Reda Amalou. The designer created the Lines II rug, entirely hand-tufted and made from New Zealand wool: a piece in harmony with the sober and precious universe of Reda Amalou.

In 2006, Reda Amalou was chosen by Baccarat for a collaboration between the famous crystal factory and the lacemaker Solstiss. He created a lace design for them on two iconic objects from the Baccarat house: a carafe and eight goblets entirely engraved with lace patterns. These two pieces were on sale in their famous boutique Place de la Madeleine in Paris but also presented during the “Détournements delace” exhibition which was held at Galeries Lafayette on this occasion.