Marseille designer Mitri Hourani offers crazy and harmonious creations to hotels and restaurants. Spotlight on lampshades, garlands and cables that cause a sensation!
And there was light !
Mitri Hourani has the art and way of revisiting lampshades: tie and die, 3D flowers, lace and ribbons. Thanks to him, you will look differently at your grandmother's old lampshade!
Her brand Boboboom meets the demands of architects and interior designers. The support is complete. It takes into account the client's aesthetic and budgetary constraints.
You can choose the type of lampshade and possibly the fabric.
Unless you opt for the no-frills frame, lit by a light bulb for a more modern result…
The manufacturing is carried out by hand, by artisans. The productions are personalized to your needs.
Mitri Hourani works with his sister Mireille. The brand is present internationally. The designer has a boutique workshop in Marseille.
The brand's philosophy consists of diverting and enhancing objects.
Mitri Hourani's favorite maxim is: “Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed”.
The era of upcycling
The principle is simple: anything you want to throw away can find a new function, with a little imagination and a quick trip to Weldom or Leroy Merlin to buy paint, glue and wallpaper.
Result: less waste, more creativity.
As a result, creations flourish: bags made of tires, shelves made from piles of magazines, wooden pallets transformed into benches for your exterior.
The idea is to look beyond the object, its primary function and to sublimate it by finding a new use for it.
And when the transformation is successful, it's called ART! Applause 🙂
The tip of the Belle Vue hotel: go for a quick lunch at Marrou Traiteur at the Prado roundabout to admire pretty bouquets of lampshades!
