Guillaume Delvigne

Background

Guillaume Delvigne was born in 1979. He studied at the Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique and the Politecnico di Milano, and graduated in 2002.

Signature Style

After graduating he worked in Milan and Paris with designers such as George J. Sowden and Marc Newson before starting a solo career. He works with manufacturers, producers and artisans, mainly on furniture, objects and lighting.

Notable Works

At Ligne Roset he is the designer of the Intervalle range, the Mallea low table, the Nodum occasional tables, the Elly chairs, the Sillage dining table, the Fragments sofa end table and the Auvent table lamp, together with the Rami bookends, the Karhu decorative bear and the Citadelle vase.

Legacy

In 2011 he held his first solo exhibition at ToolsGalerie. The same year he won the Grand Prix de la Creation de la Ville de Paris. His clients include the French houses Hermes, Habitat and Tefal, foreign companies such as Fabbian, Hanoia and Frandsen, and newer names such as La Chance, Harto and ENOstudio.