Blam designed and created a perfume fountain for Caron, envisioned as a central feature at the heart of its new boutiques in Paris and Monaco. Conceived as an object that is both technical and sensory, the piece accompanies a simple, almost ritualistic gesture: the act of refilling, rendered here as something clear, intuitive, and nearly natural.

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Its vertical silhouette is organized around three concentric rings of light, where backlit fluted tubes define a clean and precise form. The structure is controlled, the details are meticulously crafted, and the mechanics are perceptible without ever being intrusive.

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At the workshop, the project was built through a constant search for precision: arranging, refining, observing the light, and listening to the material. Each element was developed through a dialogue between intent, technical requirements, and craftsmanship, until a balance was found between formal rigor, functionality, and sensory experience. A luminous presence that structures the space as much as it inhabits it.