product design

Mangosteen is the healthcare products brand of Spa Village, high end Spa-hotels.

Identity design, bottle, soap and packaging design: four scents (Watermelon Shower Gel, Cucumber Shampoo, Mangosteen-Pomegranate Conditioner, Pomelo Body Lotion), two soaps and a complete set of bathroom amenities (toothbrush, razor, sewing kit…).

design: 2012
Shortlisted by Observeur du design Award, 2013

photo: Thomas Duval

Scenium, high end LCD TV range

Product composed in layers to allow a greater flexibility of color and material finish as well as wall-mount or standing .

design 2008

J-Class, high end lcd TV range

The J-Class lcd TV is the focus point for digital entertainment at home. Its design puts a strong emphasis on image and sound : the picture seems a floating slim sheet lifted up towards the user, while the sound comes from a 3-dimensional hollow surface with a bluish light effect.

Flowing high gloss surfaces and diffusing unpainted ABS, with glowing light built-in the sound area and touch sensors on the front bezel: all materials and details express a soft technology that merges pleasantly into our living environment.

design 2007

Wireless mobility: the rotating handle of the LCD screen makes mobility easy and visible, and acts as a stand with tilt angle adjustment capability.

design 2006

photo: Thomas Duval

Rubber Square is an lcd TV with built-in dvd player which can be folded into a compact geometric box.

Protection: wrapped in a thin rubber overlay ; the two parts close up and provide perfect protection for the display and speakers.
Mobility: when closed, the Rubber Square is a simple square box of minimum dimensions. Easy to carry, easy to bring along for a week end or for the holidays.


conception 2006

photo: Thomas Duval

Portable TV set for the kitchen and more: compact, easy to carry from room to room, and easy to clean.

Emphasize the mobility of the product to make it an “obviously” nomadic product.

design 1999
“étoile de l'Observeur du design” Award, 2000

photo: Thomas Duval

The Thomson Life product range proposes products with highly innovative typologies and a flexibility able to meet the new uses of our contemporary ways of life.
To stimulate these innovative uses, the design had to re-think the component layout as well as the construction of the set out of three injection moulded polystyren cabinets: acting as a "sole", the bottom piece gives shape to the handles and appeals to mobility.

Integration: the two elements are perfectly merged into one same object.
Flexibility: two different resting angles allow to place the set either on the ground or keep it in an upper position.
Mobility: two well-shaped handles make the set an actually comfortably portable one.

design 2001 with Jean-Michel Policar
label at l'Observeur du design 2002

photo: Thomas Duval