B&W parade presents Maison Thibierge
par Emeric Thibierge
Maison Thibierge is rooted in Emeric Thibierge's expertise since 1987. He invented his trade: paper designer, like fabric designer.
In 2002, he was asked by Jean-Louis Dumas, Chairman of Hermès, to contribute his expertise. He later worked for Louis Vuitton Malletier, designing the stationery lines. More recently, he has worked for Saint Laurent Paris.
His work straddles the boundaries between design and technology, drawing inspiration from fashion, nature, the world around him and his travels from Tokyo to New York. He never misses an event on architecture, a photo exhibition at the Jeu de Paume, a retrospective at the Musée Galliera or an event at the Paris Natural History Museum.
It is made exclusively from flax fibre, repeating the expertise of the fine papers of the 19th century: "pure thread" papers.
For the Black and White Parade, Emeric Thibierge is presenting his latest creation: the Carnet Thibierge, a mobile notebook, rechargeable and customizable. It fits easily into a jacket pocket or small bag. It contains 192 pages of writing paper the lightest in the worldmade of flax fibre, the material environmentally friendly par excellence. Its patented magnetic binding allows you to personalise the contents of your notebook by choosing two refills. Personal notes, business notes, to-do lists, diaries or sketches, to create the notebook that suits you. Thibierge Paris has developed a exclusive application which allows you to scan your notes, sketches or diary very simply. The app takes care of everything: reading the printed digital code, framing the page and automatically sorting by page number.
Four Colours presents the Black & White Parade. A real paradox! The four colours are said to be the primary colours of the spectrum. Black and white have a timeless sophistication that plays on an infinite range of effects. Thibierge has created its black and white Carnets in ultra-gloss lacquer with an extremely sensual feel, and the black in deep, velvety matt.
