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Louise Bookcase

A cylindrical cabinet pairing an enveloping cowhide shell with glass shelves.

Dimensions

510 × 1030 × 510 mm

Year

2026

Materials
Cowhide-clad metalBack-painted glassBlack-painted wood baseThermoplastic tips
Finishes
CowhideSuedeGlossy back-painted glassBlack-painted wood
Colors
Grey 5003Dark brown 5004Extra dark brown 5013Black 5005Olive 5006Sand 5001Tobacco 5015Linen 5019Mole 5020Chestnut 5021Dark brown suede 6004Black suede 6005Olive suede 6003Sand suede 6001Glossy silk 2010Glossy grey 2020Glossy cacao 2025Glossy coffee 2030Glossy black 2040Glossy sand 2001Glossy olive 2006Glossy tobacco 2015Glossy linen 2019Glossy chestnut 2021Glossy anthracite 2060Glossy pearl 2070Glossy sage 2080Glossy cinnamon 2090

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Description

Overview

Louise is a 2026 family of accessories by Patrick Norguet. The cabinet version has a circular plan, a cowhide-clad metal structure and back-painted glass shelves. Flexform pairs the pliable cowhide with glossy glass across the family.

Construction

The structure is metal clad in cowhide, with a black-painted wood base and thermoplastic tips. Shelves are back-painted glass.

Specifications

Representative cabinet 02G163 measures 51 cm in diameter and 103 cm high. A taller 134 cm cabinet and a 53 cm night table share the same diameter.

Story

Complementary materials

Flexform describes Louise through a dialogue between pliable cowhide and glossy glass. One wraps the cylindrical body; the other projects as circular shelves, creating a contrast between enclosure and exposure.

A family that changes scale

The same construction idea appears as a night table, cabinets and coffee tables. Across these formats, the open segment and suspended-looking shelves remain the recognisable gesture.

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