Lionel Le Coq

Passionate about wood since his childhood spent in a carpentry workshop, Lionel acquired a precious stock of old wood which grew naturally between 1700 and 1970, drying for decades. His love for wood grows every day working with these boards, witnesses of a bygone era.

Its mission is to sublimate this old wood by respecting its lines, its knots and its branch departures, highlighting the natural beauty of each piece. He considers himself a “wood smuggler", drawing inspiration from Alain Mailland's philosophy that “nature is a reservoir of miracles". From morning to evening, he carves, turns and shapes wood, always looking for new techniques to create unique pieces.

Through its panels and totems, it pays homage to its primary source of inspiration: its native Brittany.