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Exceptional discovery of the Ateliers Bernard Pictet, whose original and luxurious glass products have been seducing an international clientele for over 30 years.
The master glassmaker Bernard Pictet offers us a privileged visit of the showroom and the workshop where Yvan will try to reproduce a technique used to give relief to glass.

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So fragile and yet... Glass bends to all the desires of the French glassmaker Bernard Pictet: a demanding know-how at the service of decoration and architecture.

Presentation: Katherina Marx.

Glass, only glass and a lot of imagination

Bernard Picet design and produce original and luxurious works in glass.  It collaborates with leading interior designers

 Reportage at a master glassmaker, whose creations decorate the apartments of wealthy customers.
 

Bernard Pictet in Gout de Luxe on BFM TV

Architects, interior designers and artists have all fallen for the fascination of glass.  Treated with respect, it embellishes all that it touches.  Engraved, sandblasted, fashioned with heat or cold, glass can be infinitely transformed, provided certain rules are observed.  We journey to the heart of this magical material…

Who said glass was only for windows and coffee tables?  Bernard Pictet is a master in adapting glass to the demands of art and architecture.  From a 10,000 sq m glass roof for Amiens railway station to luxurious creations for couture houses such as Chanel and Dior, each project is a new challenge for this craftsman and expert in glass.  He showed us what goes on inside his Paris studio…

Glass is an increasingly prominent feature in architecture.  Craftsmen, artists and industry are constantly finding ways to alter the appearance of glass and propose innovative properties.  Bernard Pictet develops exclusive techniques for his bespoke glass creations.

Master glassmaker Bernard Pictet uses decorative techniques to transform glass and bring beauty to his architect-clients' projects.

Master glassmakers know how to use colour, transparency and light to bring a touch of magic to dismal cityscapes.