Echo Lamp
from 3.120€
Since 2017, Maison Intègre has been based in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. We create and produce furniture and objects in bronze using the ancestral lost-wax casting technique.
New collaboration with NICOLEHOLLIS
Designed exclusively for the NICOLEHOLLIS Collection.
Handmade in Burkina Faso, each bronze wobble bowl is sculpted using the millennia-old lost-wax method, in which liquid metal is cast around a hand-carved natural wax mold. The organic, subtly irregular shape of the rim and the irregularities on the surface are the traces left by human hands as it is polished and finished, leaving each piece with its own identity and character.
Available in three sizes for storage and display of small objet or treasures.
Exhibition with Les Ateliers Courbet at Pierre Bonnefille's gallery
Now on view in Paris : Pierre Bonnefille in Dialogue
Studio exhibition bringing its host and artist Pierre Bonnefille's layered surface and work in dialogue with Karen Swami's textured ceramics and Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance's collection for Maison Intègre.
4 rue Boulle, 75011 Paris / Visit by appointment
The atelier Maison Intègre
Since 2017, Maison Intègre has been based in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. We create and produce furniture and objects in bronze using the ancestral lost wax casting technique.
Our process relies on natural materials and recycled metals. Our workshop brings together around fifteen artisans with complementary skills, working within a structured production process.
Kassena Table
Noé Duchaufour-LawranceCollaborations
Maison Intègre regularly invites designers and artists in residence to Ouagadougou to develop projects in close collaboration with the artisans of the workshop.
Among these collaborations are Marion Mailaender, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, François Champsaur, Brendan Ravenhill and Pia Chevalier...
Association Maison Intègre (AMI)
For the start of the new 2026 school year, AMI continues its partnership with the Naba Yandfo A and B schools in Pissy, Ouagadougou.
AMI develops, supports and accompanies the community of bronze craftsmen in Burkina Faso, with access to education and health at the heart of its commitment.