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Studiopepe 2026
The Jean-Luc screen interprets the same poetic concept, combining functionality with visual lightness. Its name nods to emblematic directors of the Nouvelle Vague, an expression of immediacy, joie de vivre, and adaptability, qualities that resonate throughout the collection.
This piece of furniture is made for inside usage. Wipe off the dust gently with a cotton cloth. Always use a soft cotton cloth to clean the wood and avoid using normal household detergents. Avoid placing it next to a source of heat or in direct sunlight, as it might discolor or damage the wood overtime. Wood is porous, so it easily absorbs liquids. For this reason, quickly clean up any spills on its surface with paper towels or a dry cloth.
To keep the beauty of the wooden surface over time, polish it with natural oil every 1-2 years, if needed.
W320 × H150 cm
Thickness: 5 cm
W320 × H150 cm
Thickness: 5 cm
The idea behind this collection stems from the desire to create small spaces of retreat within existing environments: places to inhabit, where one can write, read, or devote time to personal thoughts. Each piece is conceived as modular and versatile, able to evolve over time and adapt to new needs and scenarios.
The artisanal craftsmanship makes every surface come alive to the touch: the wood, soft and finely finished, speaks of precision and attention to detail, with no distinction between top and bottom, allowing for free and original configurations.
Text by Studiopepe
Veragouth and Xilema, Bedano, Switzerland 2026
Photo: Nicolas Polli
Veragouth and Xilema, Bedano, Switzerland 2026
Photo: Nicolas Polli
© Hand in Glove, 2026.
A project by Veragouth and Xilema and Unstated International