Frédéric Imbert Studio

26/09/2026

FRÉDÉRIC IMBERT for Æquo
WAXED
In the heart of Mumbai’s Colaba peninsula, Æquo announces its latest collaboration, launching
in April 2025. At its core, the gallery connects designers from around the world with India’s craft
heritage, creating space for new perspectives to emerge. Each project is an open dialogue—
between technique and intuition, past and present—resulting in objects that challenge, refine,
and redefine material language.
Frédéric Imbert’s collaboration with Æquo Gallery is rooted in the art of metal casting, exploring
and fusing two ancestral Indian techniques: lost-wax casting, known as Dhokra in the Chhattisgarh
region, and sand casting in Mumbai. Two opposing processes—one methodical and age-old, the
other raw and immediate—embody distinct approaches to working with metal in India. Through
this journey, a particular black wax captured Frédéric’s attention, becoming the cornerstone of
his collection for Æquo.

09/09/2026

To celebrate its 30th anniversary and Paris Design Week , Sessùn is spotlighting designers in its stores. We’re honored to be invited to showcase a curated selection of pieces at their Rue des Francs Bourgeois location, where we also designed the counter and column skirt.

01/09/2026

FRÉDÉRIC IMBERT for Æquo
WAXED
In the heart of Mumbai’s Colaba peninsula, Aequo Gallery announces its latest collaboration, launching
in April 2025. At its core, the gallery connects designers from around the world with India’s craft
heritage, creating space for new perspectives to emerge. Each project is an open dialogue—
between technique and intuition, past and present—resulting in objects that challenge, refine,
and redefine material language.
Frédéric Imbert’s collaboration with Æquo Gallery is rooted in the art of metal casting, exploring
and fusing two ancestral Indian techniques: lost-wax casting, known as Dhokra in the Chhattisgarh
region, and sand casting in Mumbai. Two opposing processes—one methodical and age-old, the
other raw and immediate—embody distinct approaches to working with metal in India. Through
this journey, a particular black wax captured Frédéric’s attention, becoming the cornerstone of
his collection for Æquo.

Picture by Manan Sheth

14/08/2026

A space without purpose becomes a canvas for poetry.
Here, the music of water dances with shimmering light.
A grand slab of black marble, a living mirror, reflects your thoughts and frames the view—
where the giant leaves of petasites sway, marking the seasons with their presence.

03/08/2026

À New collaboration with Sessùn for its new parisian shop. Handsculpted reception desk. Artistic direction and interior design by Cobalto Studio

01/08/2026

A bit of color
New pieces available - Cellulose side table - Hand Craft from recycled cellulose and limestone powder.

15/07/2026

11/07/2026

Let s add some colors to our interiors design projects
In progress