The Take Away box of Team France Bocuse d'Or was born after 6 months of research, studies and experiments around the best materials and perfect design. 100% made of plant-based materials, this box was imagined and designed by Paelis to be functional, reusable while remaining unique. It is a real luxury case, produced in 15 copies, which has highlighted the dishes of the French team led by Davy Tissot, winner of the Bocuse d'Or final.

This creation was inspired by discussions with friends and families, designed thanks to the work of different trades and in close collaboration with the gastronomic expertise of Davy Tissot and his team. It uses different savoir-faire for which innovation is absolutely essential: 3D printing based on starch filaments, a vegetable varnish produced by the Vercadi workshop as well as the straw marquetry created in our workshop in Lyon.

The exterior is clad in charcoal-tinted black straw in a random herringbone pattern imagined by Paelis while the lid, bottom and inner platters are covered in golden straws applied in threads.

By wishing to combine craftsmanship with culinary art, Paelis is proud to have accompanied the French team towards the consecration and victory of the Bocuse d'Or 2021.

It was love at first sight for their respective skills that led Thierry Martenon and Manon Bouvier-Toth to work together. As soon as they met, they felt the need to create for each other.

This sculpture is the first of a long collaboration. It unites the hands, materials, tools and gestures of its two creators.

The wood magnifies the straw and the straw magnifies the wood. The skills complement each other and come together to create a unique, complex and fascinating piece.

This screen was designed according to the drawings of designer and interior architect Charlotte Biltgen. She is at the start of many projects known for their originality and creativity. Among them, the Clay, the intimate restaurant of Élodie and Jean-François Piège.

For this original screen, Manon Bouvier-Toth interpreted Charlotte Biltgen's design using straw marquetry techniques and, therefore, incorporating an additional movement in the undulation of the waves. The gradient, from light gray to black, associated with reflections of straw and those of brass from Atelier Yzse make this creation particularly luminous.