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Designer Patrick Jouin looking downward wearing glasses and a black jacket in an editorial portrait for Port Magazine.
Close-up of polished gold zipper pulls resting in a white watercolor palette stained with blue, brown, and green paint.
A miniature black chair stands atop a stack of red cloth-bound books against a warm neutral backdrop.
Rolled yellow material and textured bouclé fabric swatches resting on a round wooden stool top against a warm neutral backdrop.
A miniature black designer armchair resting on the metal bed of an industrial disc sander against a pale neutral background.
Yellow upholstered armchair with dark wooden legs standing on a wooden workbench inside a workshop
Miniature black armchair placed on top of a rectangular red book against a neutral surface
Middle-aged man wearing glasses, dark blazer, and beige trousers standing in an interior space for Port Magazine.
Close-up overhead view of polished metal zipper pulls arranged on a textured patterned tile surface.
Watercolour pan set, a glass of yellowish water, and stacked red books on a beige surface
Workshop tool wall with wooden storage rack displaying hand tools, squares, and chisels above a workbench with a blue metal vise.
Miniature black armchair model displayed on a workbench with woodworking tools hanging on the wooden wall behind
Designer Patrick Jouin looking downward wearing glasses and a black jacket in an editorial portrait for Port Magazine.
Close-up of polished gold zipper pulls resting in a white watercolor palette stained with blue, brown, and green paint.
A miniature black chair stands atop a stack of red cloth-bound books against a warm neutral backdrop.

Port Magazine Patrick Jouin 2025

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Port Magazine profiles the work and process of designer Patrick Jouin through a series of editorial features. Captured by photographer Florent Tanet, the project balances portraiture with precise still-life photography to highlight the designer's industrial approach and craftsmanship. The imagery utilizes minimalist and tactile compositions to explore the intersection of raw artist materials and finished furniture design. Through the use of soft light and clean framing, the series documents both the human side of the practice and the workshop environment where these objects take shape.

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