A relic from an imagined scene, it carries the quiet poise of early avant-garde cinema. Its stepped silhouette echoes the visionary sets of L’Herbier’s L’Inhumaine, where architecture spoke in gestures of emotion and form, translating theatrical vision into spatial language. Crafted from amboyna burl, Lescot embodies that dialogue between precision and warmth, a figure of strength where material becomes expressive and light gives form its voice.