B&W parade presents Jérôme Cordié
Jérôme Cordié, art cabinetmaker selects its wood species precious wood and its materials. Listening to their density, their sensory evocationspoetic and symbolic. Hardwoods, ebony, rosewood, lemon, amaranth, amourette, light woods, sycamore, hornbeam, natural materials, shagreen, mother-of-pearl, parchment, mica, bone, horn, lead him to the emotions of his moving memories, to the fascination of an intriguing unknown.
Jérôme Cordié: three variations on a common theme know-how French and exceptional creation, manufacture and restoration passionate and expert, always on the lookout for new finishes and combinations of exceptional materials, the cabinetmaker lacquers, varnishes, patinates and restores known and common woods ...and declines his French know-how through...
The creation of furniture and objets d'art, using precious woods and natural materials and innovative manufacturing processes...The manufacture of top-of-the-range furniture... made to measure, unique pieces or small series, for any decoration project.
Jérôme Cordié and Aisthésis, his workshop, a unique place... a laboratory for materials. The cabinetmaker, keen to promote and perpetuate this French know-how, likes to pass on the fruits of his research. Research that has been evolving for 30 years, in the secrecy of his workshop, where ideas are confronted, techniques are developed and anchored in the heritage of this art craft. This is where the shagreen technique was born. Here, for the past 30 years, generations have crossed paths, opening the door to the world of tomorrow...
Photos via Aisthesis (Paris Artistes, 2019)
