COCOON ARTY DICHROIC ESTUDIO CAMPANA
The COCOON ARTY DICHROIC ESTUDIO CAMPANA is a singular object in the truest sense — a creation that exists nowhere else in the world. This exclusive, one-of-a-kind interpretation of the iconic Cocoon by Brazilian design duo Estúdio Campana draws its visual language from an unlikely lineage: the luminous dichroic glass façades of the Louis Vuitton flagship store in Beijing, which were themselves born from a dress by Nicolas Ghesquière. That chain of inspiration — from haute couture to architecture to furniture design — is embedded in every inch of this piece.
Three Months of Artisanal Composition
Artisan Geraldine Gonzales spent three months individually composing each dichroic fringe that lines the Cocoon’s padded shell. The work is entirely handmade — no two fringes placed the same way, no process automated. The result is a surface that shifts, shimmers, and transforms with every change of light, producing a mesmerizing interplay of color and reflection that evokes a futuristic fur coat. The padded shell beneath is upholstered in iridescent leather and trimmed with dichroic leather accents, giving the structure a material depth that rewards close attention.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 31.3 × 53.1 × 32.3 in (L × H × W)
- Structure: Fiberglass
- Upholstery: Iridescent leather
- Fringe: Dichroic fringe
- Trim: Dichroic leather
- Suspension cord: 2-meter length
- Mounting: Ceiling-hung or stand-mounted
- Edition: One-of-a-kind creation
- Origin: Made in France
Between Furniture, Art, and Architecture
The COCOON ARTY DICHROIC ESTUDIO CAMPANA does not fit neatly into any single category, and that is precisely what makes it extraordinary. Suspended from the ceiling on a 2-meter cord, it occupies a space somewhere between a seating form, a sculptural installation, and an architectural statement. For collectors who prefer floor-level placement, the piece can also be set on a stand, making it as spatially flexible as it is visually arresting. Its visual dynamism does not merely complement a room — it redefines one.
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