Designer
Jean-Baptiste Fastrez
Jean-Baptiste Fastrez, né en 1984, sort diplômé avec les félicitations de l'ENSCI-Les Ateliers en 2010. Il collabore ensuite trois ans avec Ronan et Erwan Bouroullec, puis ouvre son propre studio en 2011. Dans son travail, la matière est souvent le point de départ : il associe des techniques artisanales éprouvées à une recherche formelle contemporaine. Il a dessiné pour Kvadrat, la Cité de la céramique de Sèvres, la Galerie kreo ou CVL Luminaires, et ses pièces sont entrées au Centre Pompidou, au Musée des Arts décoratifs, à la villa Noailles et au Centre national des arts plastiques. Pour Moustache, il signe notamment les miroirs Zodiac et la chaise Gelato.
30 pièces à découvrir
30 products
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Red Gelato Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - MustacheVendor:Red Gelato Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - MustacheMoustache- Regular price
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780,00 € - Regular price
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780,00 €
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Gelato Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - MustacheGelato Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - Mustache- Regular price
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780,00 € - Regular price
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780,00 €
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Gelato Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - MustacheGelato Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - Mustache- Regular price
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780,00 € - Regular price
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780,00 €
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Gelato Navy Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - MustacheVendor:Gelato Navy Chair by Jean-Baptiste Fastrez - MustacheMoustache- Regular price
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490,00 € - Regular price
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760,00 € - Sale price
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490,00 €
À propos de Jean-Baptiste Fastrez
Jean-Baptiste Fastrez, a graduate of ENSCI, quickly established himself as an innovative figure in the world of design.
Having worked under the direction of figures such as François Azambourg and the Bouroullec brothers, Jean-Baptiste Fastrez has developed a distinct style, characterized by a hybrid and creative approach.
His designs, of which the Gelato chair is a striking example, show a predilection for surprise and daring, challenging the conventions of furniture design.
Having worked under the direction of figures such as François Azambourg and the Bouroullec brothers, Jean-Baptiste Fastrez has developed a distinct style, characterized by a hybrid and creative approach.
His designs, of which the Gelato chair is a striking example, show a predilection for surprise and daring, challenging the conventions of furniture design.