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The UCHH console in Lunépière was born from an encounter between the creative vision of Charles Tassin, interior architect and co-founder of GALERIE MAY, and the expertise of Louis-Marie Vincent, visual artist and co-founder of MAISON LOUIS-MARIE VINCENT.

For this piece, Charles Tassin drew inspiration from the world of Renaissance Florentine painter Paolo Uccello, and more specifically from his masterpiece The Battle of San Romano (1456–1460), renowned for its graphic intensity and the powerful interplay of horses, armor, and lances, intertwined in an almost sculptural tension.

Imposing yet animated, the UCHH console embraces contrast: at once animal and architectural, medieval and futuristic, massive yet infused with a striking sense of lightness. This lightness is further enhanced by the use of our eco-responsible signature material Lunépière, developed within our research atelier.

The UCHH console is currently on view at GALERIE MAY, 23–34 rue de Lille, Paris 7th arrondissement.