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Situated in Buc, in the French department near Versailles,
Atelier Alain Ellouz is a workshop of 35 collaborators. Designers
are led by Marion Biais-Sauvêtre, the true inspiration behind new
pieces. Alexis Jouvin heads the design office where he continues
to innovate technical solutions. Project managers orchestrate
ambitious projects. Sculptors explore sculptural forms and
unique textures to create dialog between shape and light.
Finestone craftsmen then work the stone in the tradition of
wood cabinet-makers - layouts, cuts, assemblies, inlays, etc.
Lastly, fitters defy the laws of gravity, assembling seamless
compositions. Around the globe, they ensure the quality, safety
and durability of the workshop’s pieces. As a result of one success
after another, our modest workshop is now burgeoning. In 2014,
a showroom opened in London, followed by another in New York
in 2018.
Atelier Alain Ellouz has brought alabaster stone to the forefront
of luxury interior architecture. It designs bespoke projects
such as exceptional luminaires, unique bar and mural back-lit
compositions and luxury furnishings. These works of art decorate
some of the most beautiful spaces in private homes, hotels,
restaurants, luxury offices and retail stores around the world.
Atelier Alain Ellouz boasts some very prestigious references,
including royal palaces, luxury boutiques, and prominent hotels
and restaurants. It also collaborates with globally-acclaimed
designers.
.édition symbolizes a fresh momentum for the workshop as it
seeks to offer private customers access to its elegant design
through a new collection of luminaires, emblems of Atelier Alain
Ellouz DNA. Handcrafted and always unique, each piece is easy
to install and use. They are designed using a timeless material
sculpted into contemporary shapes to reflect the style of the
Atelier Alain Ellouz brand.
In-workshop assembly of LYRA lamps.
Marion Biais-Sauvêtre
and Alexis Jouvin
légende en anglai s à
mettre
INFINITY collection
designs.
New York showroom -
250 m2 in the heart of
SOHO, Manhattan
Gold-etched alabaster
mural panels
Finishing on bespoke table legs
