Like an oversized bird's nest, NESTREST is an isolated, suspended sanctuary and unusual meeting place - the ideal place for relaxation, meditation and outdoor conversation.
NESTREST is made of a particularly strong DEDON fiber (4 cm wide, instead of 2 cm), guaranteeing a robust and solid fabric with excellent properties: you can take refuge inside, being able to look outside, without others seeing you, a perfect feeling of security!
Creators of NESTREST, an innovative shell hung in a new fabric made of large fibers by DEDON Fiber, Daniel Pouzet and Fred Fréty are two of Paris' most intriguing design talents.
Close collaborators of Jean-Marie Massaud, with whom they have forged new ways of working and approaching design, Daniel and Fred have a rich diversity of experience, for each project they undertake, alone or in groups. Born and raised in Bucharest and a graduate of UP4 (Paris-Charenton), Daniel collaborated with Philippe Starck on large-scale architectural commissions before joining with Jean-Marie.
He has since worked on projects ranging from Renault's architectural identity to the pioneering Chivas Stadium in Mexico, all while touring the world for three years with his young family. A graduate of the prestigious Paris School of Industrial Design at ENSCI, Fred worked with Marc Berthier, then with Werner Aisslinger, before joining with Jean-Marie and Daniel in 2004. He has collaborated with them on projects ranging from sanitary ware to yachts to a sustainable village in the Philippines.
