Valérie Douangphrachandr is an interior architect and designer who graduated from École Camondo in 2022. Her practice focuses on eco-design, aiming to proactively contribute to the ecological transition and work towards a more sustainable world. After completing her studies, she established her studio, where she develops self-published pieces that take into account the product’s life cycle and its ability to endure or evolve over time.

Invisible Collection and Mobilier National partner to promote contemporary creation and present limited-edition designs. Mobilier National, a major institution for contemporary creation and the promotion of French decorative arts, has been dedicated since the seventeenth century to preserving, restoring, and managing unique state-owned collections of furniture, tapestries, and decorative objects. In recent years, Mobilier National has broadened its scope by launching an annual “Campagne d’Acquisition” to support creativity and integrate contemporary designs into the national collections. These works are then exhibited in prestigious institutional buildings.
Thanks to this unprecedented partnership, a curated selection of contemporary furniture from Mobilier National’s latest Campagne d’Acquisition is now available in a limited edition.

Iteration is a furniture range that repurposes reclaimed wood panels from recycled and transformed materials. Its production follows a short and local supply chain. Repairability is considered from the design stage, with detachable parts that are easy to replace or fix. Delivered in flat-pack kits, the tables, stools, and shelves are designed for everyday use. Without the need for hardware, the pieces interlock and hold together using a system of straps. The material composition varies based on availability, making each piece unique. All elements are easily recyclable, ensuring they can be repurposed for a new and extended life.