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Studio Panter&Tourron Redefines Luxury Design

Explore Swiss design studio Panter&Tourron, known for innovative creations with Balenciaga, Apple TV, and Hermès.

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27 Sep 2026Source: designboom2 min read (0 views)
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Studio Panter&Tourron Redefines Luxury Design

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  • Panter&Tourron is a Lausanne-based design studio by Stefano Panterotto and Alexis Tourron.
  • They have collaborated with global luxury giants including Balenciaga and Hermès.
  • Their Signal ceramic table lamp was featured on the Apple TV series Silo.
  • The interview is part of designboom's SPECTATOR AND SPECTACLE series with SolidNature.

Panter&Tourron, the Lausanne-based Swiss design studio founded by Stefano Panterotto and Alexis Tourron, is actively redefining the codes of luxury design by focusing on manufacturing processes and real-life user experiences rather than conventional aesthetics alone.

Back in 2022, the studio created home objects for Balenciaga during a period when Demna served as creative director and Martina Tiefenthaler held the position of Chief Creative Officer for the luxury brand.

Switzerland industrial design furniture prototype exhibition

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Their ceramic table lamp, Signal, produced for Raawii, also made an appearance in the Apple TV series Silo. Furthermore, their creative window displays for Hermès in Zurich and Lausanne highlight their versatile architectural and object design capabilities.

The collaboration between traditional luxury powerhouses like Hermès and contemporary design studios like Panter&Tourron illustrates a broader industry shift. Modern luxury increasingly values transparent material exploration, innovative production methods, and narrative-driven craftsmanship over mere surface opulence.

Part of designboom's SPECTATOR AND SPECTACLE chapter presented in partnership with SolidNature, the studio's journey highlights process shots of the Hall lamp created alongside surface technology specialists BWB Group, proving their dedication to questioning how wonder and design get built.

Source: designboom

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