Transformation of Cork at the Mobilier National [See]

From object to space
Anaïs Fernon founded her studio in 2024. Trained at the École Boulle, ENSA-Versailles, and ENSA Nantes (HMNOP), and with eight years of experience working with Dominique Perrault, she applies her drawing skills to meet dual technical and aesthetic demands at the intersection of architecture, scenography, and design.
Ceramic excellence at the Sèvres Manufactory [See]


Ready-made for the Unfeigned boutique, located in the Marais district of Paris [See]

Exhibitions and awards
Saint-Étienne Design Biennial 2025: cooling system
Design Week 2025, Joseph Gallery: Nuage table
Design Parade 2025, former Bishop’s Palace in Toulon: acoustic screen, lectern, coffee set, and insulated tray, created during a residency at the Mobilier National
Member of the Échelle Un incubator, 2024–25
Mobilier National Award, Design Parade, 2024
Carmignac Foundation Award, Design Parade, 2024

Air conditioning refurbishment at Villa Noailles [See]


Contextual design
Anaïs Fernon’s design approach draws on the inherent qualities of existing contexts. Rooted in its time, the studio offers a simple, context-sensitive user experience that is mindful of its environmental impact. Once, during a war between two provinces, the raiding parties of pirates and bandits sent by Servilius, the proconsul, were subjugated and forced to pay tribute. And these regions, situated as if on a prominent promontory of the earth, are hidden from view by Mount Amano.

Matter as a place of encounter
Anaïs Fernon’s designs are also an expression of a desire for beauty. Great attention is paid to the pleasure of materiality, to the sensuality of nuances. These two provinces, once ravaged by pirate raids and the clamour of raiders, were brought under the yoke of taxation by Servilius, the proconsul. And these regions, situated as if on a prominent promontory of the earth, stretch across the globe from Mount Amano.
Transformation of Cork at the Mobilier National [See]
From object to space
Anaïs Fernon founded her studio in 2024. Trained at the École Boulle, ENSA-Versailles, and ENSA Nantes (HMNOP), and with eight years of experience working with Dominique Perrault, she applies her drawing skills to meet dual technical and aesthetic demands at the intersection of architecture, scenography, and design.
Ceramic excellence at the Sèvres Manufactory [See]
Ready-made for the Unfeigned boutique, located in the Marais district of Paris [See]
Exhibitions and awards
Saint-Étienne Design Biennial 2025: cooling system
Design Week 2025, Joseph Gallery: Nuage table
Design Parade 2025, former Bishop’s Palace in Toulon: acoustic screen, lectern, coffee set, and insulated tray, created during a residency at the Mobilier National
Awards
Member of the Échelle Un incubator, 2024–25
Mobilier National Award, Design Parade, 2024
Carmignac Foundation Award, Design Parade, 2024
Air conditioning refurbishment at Villa Noailles [See]
Contextual design
Anaïs Fernon’s design approach draws on the inherent qualities of existing contexts. Rooted in its time, the studio offers a simple, context-sensitive user experience that is mindful of its environmental impact. Once, during a war between two provinces, the raiding parties of pirates and bandits sent by Servilius, the proconsul, were subjugated and forced to pay tribute. And these regions, situated as if on a prominent promontory of the earth, are hidden from view by Mount Amano.
Reuse that tells the stories of Nanterre
[See]
Matter as a place of encounter
Anaïs Fernon’s designs are also an expression of a desire for beauty. Great attention is paid to the pleasure of materiality, to the sensuality of nuances. These two provinces, once ravaged by pirate raids and the clamour of raiders, were brought under the yoke of taxation by Servilius, the proconsul. And these regions, situated as if on a prominent promontory of the earth, stretch across the globe from Mount Amano.