For three decades, Christophe Delcourt has been shaping the language of contemporary French design. This year, to mark the 30th anniversary of his eponymous collection, the designer unveils Time Stretched—a meditation on architecture, structure, and time itself.

Anchored in homage to Richard Serra, Victor Vasarely, and Donald Judd, Delcourt’s new pieces balance reverence with reinvention. Each work is constructed like a micro-architecture—pared back yet expressive, functional yet sculptural.

“EVERYTHING IS A POINT OF DEPARTURE, SUPPORT OR ASSEMBLY… EVERYTHING IS MATERIAL. EVERYTHING IS FERTILE GROUND FOR EXPERIMENTATION.” — Christophe Delcourt, on Time Stretched

As Delcourt enters his fourth decade, Time Stretched affirms his position as one of design’s most architectural storytellers—where furniture becomes a dialogue between structure, memory, and the passing of time.