Charles Regaud designs objects to solve everyday problems, often ones he encounters in his own home on the coast of Normandy, France. It all begins with a real need
and evolves into something both practical and visually distinct.

Before launching this collection of 3D printed home decor objects, Charles
spent 17 years practicing interior design and architecture in China and Taiwan,
shaping homes, retail spaces, and experiences. That foundation still guides
everything he creates, blending structure, emotion, and a deep understanding of
how people live with objects. He also holds an engineering master’s degree in
mechanics, which informs his hands-on, technical approach to making:

“3D printing lets me prototype and refine quickly, keeping every step of the
process in my hands. It’s how I stay connected to both function and form.”

He is drawn to contrasts, light and shadow, rough and smooth, grounded and delicate. Texture, color, and silhouette become tools to create atmosphere, not just objects. His process is hands-on and intuitive, made possible by 3D printing, which allows him to prototype, test, and refine with freedom and precision.

More than anything, Charles believes that good design should feel as much as it functions: “I create for those who value quiet beauty, emotional resonance, and objects that live gently within a space, enhancing it, not overpowering it.”