Roger CAPRON, service à orangeade Einzelarchitekten & Büros radically transforming it with asymmetrical

radically transforming it with asymmetrical and highly conceptual designs partly inspired by the techniques of traditional Japanese kimonos

The splendour of his private life and his legal troubles were the subject of much publicity

Its interior architecture echoes this period through the use of noble and simple materials

Frédéric Borel

like so many lines of escape and pockets of time

Roger CAPRON, service à orangeade Einzelarchitekten & Büros radically transforming it with asymmetricalA multifaceted character, Roger Capron is the only French ceramist of his time who both accomplished a significant artistic work and founded a leading industrial company. After studying under the decorator Ren Gabriel, he finally chose to become a ceramist. In 1946, he created the Callis workshop in Vallauris with Robert Picault. It was during this period that the emblematic forms and representations of his work appeared: branches, stylized