A self-taught designer, Tim Leclabart founded his studio in 2019 after working in art galleries, with antique dealers, and following a formative experience in Brazil. Drawing from the history of decorative arts and modernist architecture, he develops a sculptural language built on clean lines, geometric forms, and bold contrasts.

Each piece begins with a memory, a material, or an emotion, and reflects a strong commitment to sustainability: local production, recycled or repurposed materials, and close collaborations with French artisans. His work explores repetition, modularity, and uses color as a vibrant, narrative element.

His universe blends refinement with a poetic sense of play. Many of his objects shift in function, evoke characters, or invite interaction.

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In 2022, his Fauteuil Canné joined the Mobilier National furniture collections.

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In 2023, he received the Rising Talents Award from Maison & Objet.

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Collaborations:

Ketabi Bourdet, Paris, France.

Mouvements Modernes, Paris, France.

the Spaceless Gallery, Miami, USA.

The Invisible Collection.

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