Collection inspired by the natural
sensitivity and elements of Quebec's coastline.
MINGAN, an environment where nature reigns.
sensitivity and elements of Quebec's coastline.
MINGAN, an environment where nature reigns.
MINGAN is a collection inspired by geology, a branch of science devoted to the study of the structure of the earth's crust. Distinguished by three patterns with irregular textures and colours reminiscent of archipelago elements, MINGAN incorporates a touch of nature into your spaces for infinite layouts. MINGAN, a symbiosis of elements that evoke emotions through delicate and asymmetrical patterns tinted with our natural heritage.
Colours inspired by the natural elements of our coastline
Organic architecture aims to find a meaning superior to the utilitarian and a finer conception of comfort, expressed through organic simplicity.
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Frank Lloyd Wright
Harmony between the
human species and the elements
of nature.
human species and the elements
of nature.
natural instinct
Impulse. Sensitivity. Harmony.
The notion of balance between the development of the human being and the environment is created by intuitions and experiences. Our MINGAN collection was born from a desire to bring together human, nature, materials and emotions.
Through the desire to integrate elements of nature in a multitude of environments, shapes and textures are drawn, linking the scales of the product, architecture and territory.
The notion of balance between the development of the human being and the environment is created by intuitions and experiences. Our MINGAN collection was born from a desire to bring together human, nature, materials and emotions.
Through the desire to integrate elements of nature in a multitude of environments, shapes and textures are drawn, linking the scales of the product, architecture and territory.
A textured
collection made of delicate
and neutral colors.
collection made of delicate
and neutral colors.
Architectural
elements contribute to the development
of the human being.
elements contribute to the development
of the human being.
