The shell-embroidered upholstery
Maison Lacmé X Aurélie Lanoiselée
At the heart of Astre Mobile, the upholstery transforms the cabin into a miniature marine landscape. Conceived by Antoine Tauvel, it evokes the memory of beaches, sea spray and holidays, thanks to a technical fabric whose texture recalls the tweed of French haute couture.
Aurélie Lanoiselée has delicately embroidered fragments of shells, pearls and gold thread that seem to have settled like a wave on the bench seat. Gathered from France's three coastlines, these elements compose a poetic shore where every detail reveals remarkable embroidery work.
From afar, the whole appears as a sand monochrome with very subtle nuances. As you get closer, the light gradually reveals the shells, the reliefs and the flashes of gold. Entirely removable, the bench can also be hung on the wall, becoming a textile artwork to be contemplated like a painting.

