Zeste

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Melchior Myard – Zeste

Zeste is a series of five hybrid objects that combine furniture and physical activity. Designed for students and young professionals living in small spaces, the project addresses both limited living areas and sedentary lifestyles. Far removed from any notion of performance or training, Zeste encourages a more active way of life through brief interactions embedded in everyday routines. Each object combines a furniture function with a natural invitation to move. Distributed throughout the home, they create an indoor activity path that transforms everyday objects into opportunities for movement. The combination of cork, wool, and softly coloured metal creates a warm and calming atmosphere, placing well-being at the heart of the experience rather than performance.

Diploma project (2026)

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Melchior Myard
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