William Guillon
William Guillon is a French designer and art director based in Bordeaux whose work explores the tension between decay and elegance, permanence and fragility. Rooted in a neo-romantic aesthetic, his creations reflect a fascination with imperfect beauty, emotional depth, and the quiet poetry of the unfinished. Working primarily in cast bronze, including rare alloys such as white bronze, he shapes each piece through a deeply artisanal process into sculptural objects that feel both ancient and radically contemporary.
Each work is conceived as a functional sculpture: singular, expressive, and marked by time.
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![A decorative mirror with a textured, dark metallic frame and three lit candle sticks attached to the side, against a dark background.]()
Beautiful People II
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![Two modern decorative lamps with black textured bases resembling abstract organic shapes and frosted glass globes, placed against a dark background.]()
Sweet Thing
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![Contemporary black candles with melting wax in an artistic metal holder on a dark background.]()
Omnia Vanitas
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![A floral arrangement with various pink, purple, and red flowers in a metallic sculpture resembling a tree, placed on a minimalist black table against a dark background.]()
Every Breaking Wave Console
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![Three tall, dark, ornate metal stools with textured, irregular legs and small, rounded seats on a dark background.]()
She's Lost Control
