Voiles pushes the envelope of contemporary design for
large spaces with a style of sculpture far removed from
conventional materials and shapes, opting for traditional
craftsmanship.
On the one hand, its asymmetric shape
provides a different vision depending on your position.
On the other hand, the Japanese Washi paper gives the
piece a lightness that allows constant movement.
Together they create a poetic living piece that makes any
space more beautiful.
Washi paper is handmade with an organic compound based
on plants and different fabrics. The origins of this age-old
technique can be found in Japan in Buddhist temples.
Following a complex manufacturing process, the result
is a resistant, versatile, and sustainable material.
The designer
Céline Wright, who lives in Japan, handmakes the paper
for Voiles using a technique that is as complex as it is
exceptional. The outcome is unique, exclusive luminaires.