The CHAMBORD Les Endiablés piece by José Lévy for Saint-Louis disrupts expectations from the first glance. Two iconic forms are fused into one object: the deep, faceted structure of Chambord in dark blue and the vertical precision of Tommy in a lighter tone. Flip it, and its role changes instantly—a glass becomes a vase, a sculptural object turns into a candle holder. The contrast in cuts and color layering creates depth that keeps shifting depending on how you place it.
Designers use pieces like this when a space needs energy and flexibility, not just decoration. It works on a coffee table, in a bar setting, or as a standalone accent that draws attention without explanation. Add it now while availability holds and bring in a piece that refuses to stay in one function.
Blown and cut at Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche in Moselle, France
Height 120 mm
Diam. 70 mm
