William Guillon is a French designer and art director based in Bordeaux. Since founding his studio in 2014, he has developed a distinctive body of collectible works that blur the boundaries between sculpture, design, and functional art. Working primarily in cast bronze, including rare alloys such as white bronze, he hand-sculpts each piece individually, creating one-of-a-kind or limited-edition works that celebrate craftsmanship and materiality.
Guided by a fascination with unconventional beauty, Guillon’s practice explores the tension between permanence and fragility, elegance and decay. Rooted in a neo-romantic aesthetic, his sculptural lighting, furniture, and objects evoke imagined relics suspended between past and future. Through an uncompromising approach to making, he transforms noble materials into expressive forms that are at once visceral, poetic, and timeless, where each work becomes a fragment of a larger mythology.
