Fairs
2024 - Design Miami with Mouvements Modernes.
2024 - Collectible with Atelier Jespers.
2024 - PAD Paris with Mouvements Modernes.
2023 - Table Home Deco, Séoul.
2023 - Itinérance Design at Electric Paris.
2023 - Maison & Objet.
2023 - Art Paris with Ketabi Bourdet.
2023 - PAD Paris with Mouvements Modernes.
2022 - Modern Art Fair with Atelier Jespers.
2022 - Design Miami Basel with Mouvements Modernes.
2022 - PAD Paris with Mouvements Modernes.
2021 - Bienvenue Design, Hotel La Louisiane, Paris.
2019 - PAD London, exhibition with Mouvements Modernes.
Exhibitions
2024 - Repositorium, group show, Bazar Noir, Berlin.
2024 - Pop Up, La Bon Marché, Paris.
2024 - The Invisible Collection x Mobilier National at Féau Boiseries,Paris.
2023 - L’hotel particulier de Monsieur H, Mouvements Modernes, Paris.
2023 - New Space, solo show, Mouvements Modernes, Paris.
2023 - Quercus Suber, group show, Villa Noailles, Hyères.
2022 - Dans les plis du temps, group show, the Spaceless Gallery, Paris.
2022 - 20 years, group show, Mouvements Modernes, Paris.
2022 - Glace à l’Italienne, group show, Ketabi Bourdet, Paris.
2021 - L’appartement de Madame L. , group show, Mouvements Modernes, Paris.
2021 - Lake Como Design Festival, Como.
2021 - Opening Show, La Bocca della Verita, Bruxelles.
2020 - L’épaisseur du temps, group show, Graf Notaires, Paris.
2019 - Utopia, exhibition of Vincent Fournier, Atelier Jespers, Bruxelles.
Formation
2014 - MA Curating Contemporary Design, Kingston University, Londres.
2013 - L3 Histoire de l’Art, Histoire du Cinéma, La Sorbonne, Paris.
2012 - BA Marché de l’Art, ICART, Paris.
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.
In 2022, his Fauteuil Canné joined the Mobilier National furniture collections.
In 2023, he received the Rising Talents Award from Maison & Objet.