An interview with Jacques-Elie Ribeyron, a Paris-based industrial designer, and creator of RIBEYRON
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Inspired by organic silhouettes and industrial hardware, Jacques-Elie Ribeyron launched his eponymous line of jewelry, RIBEYRON, in autumn 2015. The line is produced in Paris by local artisans and craftsmen.
Inspired by organic silhouettes and industrial hardware, Jacques-Elie Ribeyron launched his eponymous line of jewelry, RIBEYRON, in autumn 2015. The line is produced in Paris by local artisans and craftsmen.
+ Background
I grew up in Montréal, Canada and then moved to Lausanne, Switzerland to complete the second part of my studies. I studIed at Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne where I completed a masters degree in design and luxury industry. I graduated in 2010, and have lived in Paris since then.
+ Could you describe a typical day?
I
go to the studio, see manufacturers, then chat a lot with them as
they are friends. I also do a lot of biking as Paris is quite small (I
don’t have anything fancy, I use a simple Velib).
+ Favorite places in Paris
I
am always in La Goutte d’Or in the 18th, Faubourg St-Denis in the 10th
or Belleville in the 11th.
The studio I have with some other friends is
in Belleville and I live in La Goutte d’Or. I really like these places.
+ Favorite magazines and books
I appreciate 032C, Document, Double...
The ones I really read though are science magazines about space and black holes. The book I have near my bed is "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" from Sogyal Rinpoché.
Thank you, Jacques-Elie!
View our collection of RIBEYRON here.
+ Favorite magazines and books
I appreciate 032C, Document, Double...
The ones I really read though are science magazines about space and black holes. The book I have near my bed is "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" from Sogyal Rinpoché.
Thank you, Jacques-Elie!
View our collection of RIBEYRON here.
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