Luis Marie at Forward Furniture

Transformation and process

Luis Marie presents a collection of pieces evolving from their debut at Salone del Mobile 2025. It suggests transformation and process central to the studio’s material explorations such as pleating and bending; while underscoring their journey toward the next chapter. The presentation continues Luis Marie’s minimal signature, where earthy, energetic hues define their refined textiles and interior objects.

The presentation features three products: Plissade Series I, Elepé Plata and Patch Petit.

New releases: Plissade Series I & Elepé Plata

Plissade Series I is a soft, sound-absorbent room divider that dresses a space with both beauty and purpose. Its structure, crafted from recycled felt and woven, colourful textiles, enhances acoustics while adding warmth and tactility. Thanks to its modular, flexible, and lightweight design, it invites creativity: forming fluid floor plans, fixed divisions, long walls, or simple decorative accents. Designed with circularity in mind, each piece ensures a gentle, positive impact on the environment.

Elepé Plata is the second edition of the Elepé collection. It is crafted from hand-polished aluminium, revealing the material’s natural luminosity. Available in both small and large formats, this edition enhances the lamp’s sculptural presence while preserving its minimalist essence.

Elepé is born as a single sheet of aluminium - the shape of which reminds of a LP disk. Through the simple act of bending, functionality is poetically added to the material, turning the flat sheet into a table lamp. Carefully considered proportions result in a minimal, sculptural object for the home.

Patch Petit

Patch is a coffee table inspired by traditional textile quilting techniques, patchworked together using marquetry.

For the first edition of Patch, named Petit, Luis Marie drew inspiration from textile quilting patterns reminiscent of knots and weaves. Its striped pattern playfully disrupts traditional marquetry textures, offering a contemporary take on the technique.