A Leap in Leather
Here, the use of leather is not as convention dictates—stiff, heavy, unyielding. Instead it is a living medium waiting for reinvention. Each weave is a collaboration: between French design sensibility and Indian mastery, between the loom’s ancient rhythm and an intriguing contemporary vision.
The Warp and Weft of the Wall
Crafting Quiet Luxury
At traditional handlooms, working alongside Indian craftspeople whose knowledge spans generations, designer Cedric Courtin coaxes leather, textile, natural fibre, and paper yarn into intricate weaves. They move like fabric, breathe like textile, yet retain an eternal quality.
The weave ushers a quiet luxury into the home, and becomes the wrapping around the lives within.
A Savoir-Faire for the Home
For 20 years, Cedric Courtin created haute couture accessories for some of France's leading fashion houses. Miles away in Pondicherry, he and Alexis de Ducla would later bring that same savoir-faire to a new discipline: interior design.
A Haute House
Courtin’s weaves settle easily into any space. They become lightness on walls, doors, screens, and upholstery. A material that bears witness to daily life, and grows more beautiful with time. This is home couture—luxury meeting longevity.
"Every Courtin weave carries the work of many hands, one vision, and the belief that tradition, when pushed forward, holds limitless possibilities."