Ibride entrusted
Rachel & Benoît Convers with transforming the console into a totemic figure: the
Ibride Callisto console is conceived to tell a story before it even furnishes a space. Within the
Furniture category, its slender yet striking silhouette introduces rhythm, threshold, and pause. As a
corten doe console, it interacts with trays and portraits, lights and bookcases, staging interiors where imagination and function coexist.
The extended Ibride universe
Callisto is often chosen for layered interiors: a hallway with
Galerie de Portraits wall trays, an entrance marked by sculptural lighting, a living room animated by silhouettes from the
Mobilier de Compagnie. Here, Callisto plays the role of a
designer hallway console: it offers practical support while also framing space as theatre. For architects and collectors exploring
styling corten steel furniture, it shows how an industrial alloy can acquire warmth when the lines are animal-inspired, graceful, and inherently human.
Living material, real performance
Made entirely of corten steel, the console is designed for
outdoor use. Its surface develops a unique patina with the passing seasons, while its core structure remains reliable:
water and heat resistant and enduring. Daily upkeep is effortless:
maintenance is minimal; a simple rinse with clear water restores its noble appearance. This ease makes Callisto an ideal choice for both residential and contract projects, bridging poetic presence and technical performance in the segment of
modern console steel.
A chorus of companions
Within
Ibride’s corten family, Callisto answers gracefully to its sibling console
Diane and echoes the bear bookcases
Joe and
Junior. Together they form a poetic landscape of presences that redefine functional design. Callisto’s doe-inspired stance is not only decorative but relational: it invites the placement of books, keys, vases, or lighting, turning daily gestures into rituals. For those seeking an
animal inspired console that balances sculptural character with essential design, Callisto offers a rare equilibrium.