Ateliers J&J, the studio renowned for its vibrant tubular steel creations, is entering a new era with the arrival of architect Daphné Keraudren, DPLG. Since its launch, the studio has grown steadily, expanding from outdoor furniture to bespoke furnishings for both luxury establishments and more accessible spaces.
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Driven by the vision of Jean Angelats, Ateliers J&J has established itself as a key player in contemporary design, celebrated for a raw, accessible, and timeless aesthetic. The collaboration with Keraudren introduces a reinforced architectural and spatial dimension, already evident in several recent projects.
Among these is KAMI, a Brussels institution transformed with redesigned outdoor furniture; the bar of The Standard, an exceptional venue created alongside Bernard Dubois; and Le Fox, developed with Lionel Jadot, where the studio explores new forms and manufacturing techniques.
Through these achievements, Ateliers J&J continues to uphold its design philosophy. The studio's approach is clear: "to go beyond the brief, to experiment, and to create a dialogue between design and architecture with sincerity and high standards."
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This new chapter marks not only the expansion of Ateliers J&J's design scope, but also the deepening of its dialogue with architecture, reinforcing the studio's position at the intersection of innovation and craft. Their work combines bold creativity with practicality, offering pieces that resonate across diverse spaces while maintaining a signature visual identity.
With Keraudren on board, the studio signals its commitment to a future where furniture and architecture intersect seamlessly, ensuring that every project is more than a functional solution but a crafted experience in space and design.
As Ateliers J&J continues to evolve, the studio remains focused on its core principles of experimentation, authenticity, and meticulous design, delivering work that is at once contemporary, timeless, and unmistakably expressive.
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