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DCW éditions creates lighting objects that are thoughtfully conceived, well designed and well made. Whether they are re–editions of classics like La Lampe Gras or new contemporary designs, the pieces are rooted in the past, live in the present with a deep understanding of the future. They bring people together, making any space feel like home. Even a hotel corridor. Companions for living well, they’re meant to endure over time and be passed down from generation to generation. Because edition is, above all, a human affair. For those who love to touch the light, welcome home.

Mazo, DCW éditions, and MODELEC come together in a shared exhibition, ROOTED IN TIME. Distinct voices shaped by their own histories, yet grounded in a shared approach. Pieces from different decades occupy the same space—not to contrast, but to reveal continuity. There is no clear beginning or end, no fixed point in time. Only objects that have proven their place and new ones carrying the same intent forward. In a world defined by excess and constant replacement, this is another way: to add with intention, choose fewer, better objects—with depth and meaning. ROOTED IN TIME is not nostalgia. Every design moves between past and present, shaped with care and attention, ready to be lived with today.

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