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Agence Volta
Bar stools · Collection Meï
Created for Monde Singulier
MaterialWalnut
€8.591
Incl. VATMade to order · 12 to 14 weeks
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| Material | Dimensions | Materials | Availability | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Walnut | W 35 × D 37 × H 95 cm | Walnut and Dedar Milano Velvet | Made to order 12 to 14 weeks | €8.591 |
Burl Wood | W 35 × D 37 × H 95 cm | Burl Wood and Dedar Milano Velvet | Made to order 12 to 14 weeks | €23.171,50 |
Oak | W 35 × D 37 × H 95 cm | Oak and Dedar Milano Velvet | Made to order 12 to 14 weeks | €8.494,20 |
Lacquered Wood | W 35 × D 37 × H 95 cm | Lacquered Wood and Dedar Milano Velvet | Made to order 12 to 14 weeks | €8.228 |
The Meï 02 is a bar stool by Agence Volta, part of the Meï collection for Monde Singulier.
Its structure centres on a tall, vertical walnut panel, a monolithic element from which a round upholstered seat cantilevers outward. A smaller rectangular wooden shelf sits below the seat, completing the composition. The gesture is precise: two materials, three planes, no ornament.
The dark walnut body is paired with a light beige textile cushion, a material combination that runs through all the Meï seating pieces. The circular form of the cushion contrasts with the angular panel, creating a deliberate dialogue between geometry and softness.
Agathe Lavaud designed the Meï collection around the principle that form should serve material. In the 02, that principle becomes spatial: the wood reads as a plane, the upholstery as a circle, and the piece holds together through the discipline of those two shapes.
Volta is a Paris architecture and interior design studio founded in 2016 by Agathe Lavaud. Based in the Marais (3rd arrondissement), the studio works on bespoke private commissions: apartments, country houses, and heritage buildings treated as distinct spatial problems rather than typological exercises.
Six months studying in Rome gave Lavaud her foundational references. Aldo Rossi and Andrea Palladio shaped her attachment to symmetry and classical proportion. Those references surface in her work through structure and restraint, not quotation. The studio draws by hand and builds physical models; 3D renderings come last, if at all. Lavaud notes that 90% of clients learn to trust what they cannot yet visualize.
Materials define the studio's practice. Lavaud has developed a proprietary cork tinting process using natural pigments, a formula refined after a sourcing trip to Porto. The studio also collaborates with startups producing merrazzo from marine sediments, treating material innovation as a design value rather than a sustainability checkbox. Natural varnishes, textured stone, and a restrained chromatic palette run through the work consistently.
Notable projects include a duplex renovation in a Paris Art Deco building, an apartment in Marcel Breuer's Flaine ski station (2019), and a country house near Chantilly (2023). Each project begins with a detailed reading of the site; the intervention seeks to enhance the existing character rather than overwrite it.






Every piece is packed and shipped under insurance, from the workshop to you. White glove delivery (unpacking, installation, packaging removal) is available on request. Delivery is not charged at checkout: we send you a quote within 24 business hours of your order. You have 5 days to accept and pay it (secure payment link or bank transfer), otherwise your order is cancelled and fully refunded.
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As our pieces are made to order or one of a kind, they cannot be returned or exchanged.