BESPOKE ARTWORK & OBJECTS BY LOUYS
Louys, as part of Aime-Moi Bleu’s creative interior design service, brings a deeply personal and artistic dimension to every space through the creation of custom, one-of-a-kind artworks. Each piece is thoughtfully conceived to reflect the character of the environment it inhabits, blending seamlessly with the design vision while standing out as a distinctive focal point. Drawing on a refined sense of color, texture, and form, Louys transforms interiors into expressive, curated experiences—where art is not simply an addition, but an integral element of the space’s identity.
Artwork I By Louys
Artwork II By Louys
OBJECT 01 BY LOUYS
This unique, one-off furniture piece has been thoughtfully designed and meticulously handcrafted by Louys, embodying a seamless blend of artistry and function. Every detail reflects a commitment to originality, with no two elements replicated, ensuring its place as a truly singular creation. From the careful selection of materials to the precision of its construction, the piece showcases Louys’ distinctive design language and dedication to craftsmanship, making it not just furniture, but a statement of individuality and timeless design.
METAL OBJECT SERIES
This object design series is a conceptual exploration of material tension, structural honesty, and mechanical poetics, developed as a case study of Philippe Hiquily and his publication Le métal direct (Cercle d'art, 1992). Deeply informed by Hiquily’s approach to direct metal construction, each piece in the series translates his sculptural language—articulated joints, counterbalanced forms, and industrial sensuality—into contemporary object design. The works emphasize exposed connections, asymmetrical equilibrium, and implied motion, allowing static forms to suggest rotation, suspension, and latent kinetic energy. Materiality remains raw and uncompromised: brushed steel, oxidized surfaces, and visible hardware function not only as structural elements but as expressive components. Sound operates as an extension of form, amplifying the internal mechanics of each object through resonant metallic tones, subtle friction textures, and restrained rhythmic oscillations. Rather than replicating Hiquily’s aesthetic, the series reinterprets his philosophy of direct engagement with metal, positioning each object as a study in balance, tension, and industrial intimacy.
