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Swadoh Design studio spotlighting creators who blend exceptional craftsmanship with inspired materials.

08/28/2026

Some places seem destined to meet certain works.

A l’Ombre des Fils en Fleurs brought together the delicate worlds of Laurentine Périlhou and Anne Violaine Lesaffre within the historic spaces of La Manufacture Royale de Lectoure.

Surrounded by history, their creations entered into a quiet dialogue - through botanical forms, textured materials, soft light, and the poetry of the handmade.

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Some pieces don't simply illuminate a space.They change the way it feels.Inspired by the endless turning of a merry-go-r...
08/27/2026

Some pieces don't simply illuminate a space.
They change the way it feels.

Inspired by the endless turning of a merry-go-round, Circus 03, by , captures the rhythm of a world that rarely stands still. Its handcrafted ceramic forms seem to dance in the air, bringing softness, movement, and quiet joy to the spaces we inhabit.

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08/21/2026

Some objects are meant to be lived with.

They catch the changing light.
They reveal new details throughout the day.
They quietly become part of the rhythm of a space.

Created by Laurentine Périlhou and Thibaut Nussbaumer in Ariège, France, Floraison des Souffles explores the resilience of the vegetal through imagination. Imaginary plants, touched with gold, emerge from stone, suggesting an inseparable bond between the living and the mineral—a quiet reflection on renewal, endurance, and the possibility of beginning again.

Each piece is a poetic composition that invites serenity, and wonder.

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Some materials don't simply reflect light.They soften it.Shape it.Slow it down.Designed by Valerie Legras in collaborati...
08/20/2026

Some materials don't simply reflect light.

They soften it.
Shape it.
Slow it down.

Designed by Valerie Legras in collaboration with artist Morgane Baroghel-Crucq, Selene explores what happens when woven silk becomes a medium for light.

The result is neither sculpture nor lighting alone, but a quiet presence that changes with every hour of the day.

Discover the Selene Collection on our website.

The right artwork introduces a feeling—one that quietly transforms how a space is experienced.In The Spring We Wait For ...
08/14/2026

The right artwork introduces a feeling—one that quietly transforms how a space is experienced.

In The Spring We Wait For (2025), Solenne Jolivet imagines a spring that has not yet arrived. Inspired by the awakening of nature, she evokes moments of emergence, vibration, and bursts of color found across both rural landscapes and the underwater world. Rather than depicting spring, she invites us to anticipate it.

The Spring We Wait For
Solenne Jolivet
110 × 75 cm / 43.3 × 29.5 in
2025

Sometimes, the most thoughtful creative decision is recognizing when an existing collection already captures the spirit ...
08/13/2026

Sometimes, the most thoughtful creative decision is recognizing when an existing collection already captures the spirit of a space.

For this primary bathroom, Fungia Quartet on Stem became the natural creative path.

Inspired by the organic forms found along the shoreline, Fungia brings softness and movement to the architecture. Their fluid silhouettes echo the expressive veining of the marble, while the finish recalls its warm, earthy tones, creating a quiet dialogue between light and material.

At SWADOH, we don't begin by choosing a product.
We begin by understanding the project.
Sometimes that journey leads to a bespoke collaboration.
Sometimes, the perfect answer already exists within a thoughtfully designed collection.

Some moments last only a season.Yet they stay with us.For Laurentine Perilhou, a field of wildflowers is less a subject ...
08/07/2026

Some moments last only a season.
Yet they stay with us.

For Laurentine Perilhou, a field of wildflowers is less a subject than a memory to preserve.

Inspired by the quiet beauty of the natural world, she translates fleeting encounters into compositions created thread by thread, knot by knot. Rather than reproducing each flower with botanical precision, she captures what remains after the moment has passed—the movement of grasses, the rhythm of stems, the vivid presence of a single poppy among wild blooms.

In Haru, thread, light, and space work together, allowing the surrounding architecture to become part of the artwork itself.

The most memorable interiors are remembered long after the lights are turned off.Not because of their brightness.But bec...
08/06/2026

The most memorable interiors are remembered long after the lights are turned off.
Not because of their brightness.
But because of the atmosphere they create.
Some spaces ask for quietness.
Others for warmth.
Others for a sense of weightlessness.

Crafted entirely by hand from Japanese washi paper, Cirrus was designed by Celine Wright to do more than illuminate a room. Its generous nine-foot span and soft, diffused light allow it to become part of the architecture itself—bringing calm, presence, and rhythm to the spaces it inhabits.

At SWADOH, we believe the right collection piece isn't simply selected for a project. It is chosen because it helps create the atmosphere the designer envisioned from the very beginning.

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