Artisan designer
In 2016, Cyrille Varet also launched “Grassborder”, a system of metal borders cut in herbs shape to mark the edges of alleys and massifs. Grassborder was presented on garden fair “Jardins Jardins” in the Tuileries in June 2016. www.grassborder.fr
A symbolic seat in the colors of the American flag accompanied Véronique Sanson on stage for her tour “Les années américaines” at Olympia in Paris. This seat, designed by Cyrille Varet, was inspired by one of his creations made 20 … Read More
Oïshinoya is a Parisian adaptation by Guillaume Guedj and Shinichi Sato of a Japanese canteen concept typical of the streets of Tokyo. This restaurant opened in 2016 in the gallery Montmartre in Paris, and offered doburi, these bowls of rice … Read More
in 2014, Cyrille Varet’s metal furniture decorated the second Gyoza Bar, opened by Sato Shinichi and Guillaume Guedj rue de Saintonge in Upper Marais in Paris. Bar seats and stools in leather and metal, combine with a massive wooden bar in … Read More
Cafe Leffe – Levallois Perret, Paris area Triple suspensions made for the entrance to the brewery. Inspired from Cairo chandelier structures (see link). 45, 60 and 80 cm steel cubes are covered with translucent plexiglas and hung at different heights.
Realization of 90 seats for the theater, made locally in collaboration with a metal artisan . The seats were hand embroidered by women from Swaziland, with designs inspired from the logo of the Alliance.
Le chalet des Îles reopened in 2012 in the “bois de Vincennes” parisian largest park. New owners of the place Jean-Baptiste Aubertin & Jean-Michel Calvert, asked Cyrille Varet to design lightings for this place, associating his humanitarian initiative Ithemba, and … Read More
In 2012, Cyrille Varet creates furniture for the Goyza bar, opened in the Passage du Panorama in Paris by Sato and Guillaume Guedj Shinichi. 12 bar seats, around a large bar in a narrow room covered with slate bricks. A … Read More
Le chalet des Îles reopened in 2012 in the “bois de Vincennes” Parisian largest park. New owners of the place Jean-Baptiste Aubertin & Jean-Michel Calvert, asked Cyrille Varet to design lightings for this place, associating his humanitarian initiative Ithemba, and the … Read More
Between 2002 and 2013, Cyrille Varet multiplied links between his work as designer and his humanitarian commitment in Africa. The Swatis collection combined the embroideries made by Swazi women from the Fundzisa Live support group to the designer’s Totem seats.
