Master glassmaker Louis Barillet developed a new visual language with stained glass and was entrusted with the decorations for the Molitor swimming pool and the hotels on Rue Mallet-Stevens. He introduced geometric patterns inspired by Art Deco and the modern architectural movement. Barillet assembled striated and diamond-cut glass into which he incorporated colored opal glass, enlivening the stained glass with contrasting materials. BARILLET was directly inspired by this artistic approach. The design combines soft geometric lines with material effects. Partly composed of recycled polyester fibres, it relies on elegant color combinations, enhanced with iridescent inks. Available in four versions: white and latte, anthracite and nude, emerald and beige, terracotta and peach skin.