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71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey 71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey

71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey

“What I seek above all in my creations is to capture light, play with colour and create a unique texture.”

BERNARDO D’OREY
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
The radical lines of the 71 Prototipo meet an unexpected craft: straw marquetry. For this collaboration with Atelier Circourt, Bernardo d’Orey covers the silhouette with an entirely handmade surface, each element individually cut, positioned and assembled with extreme precision.
Straw becomes a graphic material. Depending on the orientation of the fibres and the way light strikes the surface, new shades, reflections and depths appear. The original form of the 71 Prototipo almost disappears beneath this new skin, somewhere between automotive sculpture, design object and decorative art.
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey
71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey

Bernardo d’Orey

71 Prototipo by Bernardo d’Orey

7 500 €
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Silhouette crafted from solid epowood, entirely hand-finished with straw marquetry by Bernardo d’Orey.

Each element is individually cut, oriented and assembled to create depth and variations in light.

Solid aluminium running gear, with the tyres blackened by anodisation.

Dimensions : 41 L × 21 W × 10 H.

Before dedicating himself to straw marquetry, Bernardo d’Orey explored several worlds linked to luxury and precious objects. After training in hospitality, he joined Louis Vuitton, then Chanel Joaillerie, before specialising in antique jewellery at Faerber. He later worked for prestigious houses including Patek Philippe.

He discovered and refined the art of straw marquetry with Lison de Caunes. Over several years, he perfected this demanding technique until it became his own creative language. Today, he specialises mainly in small-scale objects — boxes, watch dials and unique pieces — where every detail can be worked with almost millimetric precision.

Light lies at the heart of his approach. By varying the direction of the fibres, colours and textures, Bernardo transforms straw into a shifting material capable of creating depth and movement without adding volume. A patient craft in which gesture itself becomes design.

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