The context

Association pour la Communication, l'Espace et la Réinsertion des Malades Alcoholiques, ACERMA is designed to be a bridge between the therapeutic period of alcohol withdrawal and the moment when the patient can find himself and regain credibility professionally, socially and in his family. The patrons wish to give a strong character to this reception area and commissioned a designer to create a scenography and furniture that would be specific to this space. Designer Olivier Peyricot proposed the development of two lighting elements, participating in the rehabilitation of cognitive and spatio-temporal perception disorders due to excessive alcohol consumption. It is a multi-source lamp and a ceiling lamp with a modular light intensity. The study covered 60 elements.

The commission

Olivier Peyricot proposed the development of two lighting elements, participating in the rehabilitation of cognitive and spatio-temporal perception disorders due to excessive alcohol consumption. It is a multi-source lamp and a ceiling lamp with a modular light intensity. The study covered 60 elements.

Olivier Peyricot

Olivier Peyricot graduated from the Ecole Supérieure de Design Industriel (ESDI) in Paris in 1994 and created the IDSland structure in 2000, which brings together graphic designers, architects and web designers. He initiated many projects at the frontiers of prototype research and production related to housing. His work is based on the concern for modern comfort and its social and political impact. Each element is closely linked to the use of everyday life, within a living space to be reinvented.