VITRAIL is inspired by the creations of Robert Mallet-Stevens and his affinity for geometric shapes. The architect incorporated stained glass in his streamlined designs. Driven by the desire to break with tradition, he adopted a radically modern aesthetic, using simple colours without shading. In keeping with this artistic approach, Casamance uses a variety of skills to capture the essence of this style. On a fibrous paper, the shapes come to life on the planes of colour of many shades, highlighted by metallic inks. VITRAIL is available in six colours: white and sand, celadon and khaki, bronze and anthracite, vanilla and terracotta, emerald and violet, and a multi-coloured version.
VITRAIL is inspired by the creations of Robert Mallet-Stevens and his affinity for geometric shapes. The architect incorporated stained glass in his streamlined designs. Driven by the desire to break with tradition, he adopted a radically modern aesthetic, using simple colours without shading. In keeping with this artistic approach, Casamance uses a variety of skills to capture the essence of this style. On a fibrous paper, the shapes come to life on the planes of colour of many shades, highlighted by metallic inks. VITRAIL is available in six colours: white and sand, celadon and khaki, bronze and anthracite, vanilla and terracotta, emerald and violet, and a multi-coloured version.
