After several years in the artistic world, Bruno, in contact with the Atelier D'offard, became interested in the alliance between digital modernity and artisanal know-how. Self-taught, he reconciles and confronts his vision with the constraints of organic materials, the work of the hand and the strong vision of the Atelier D'Offard. His training within the various research and production phases of the workshop gives him an appreciation for excellent work.

He started working in workshops, as an art craftsman. His vocation for creation led him to do a master's degree at the Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique, during which he worked in Shanghai at Neri & Hu. After an experience at Patrick Jouin, he worked for different brands and decided in 2020 to co-create the design studio D'Offard.
Louis Richard Marschal's work is defined by simple and clean curves, with an intuitive use.

Graduating in 2021 with a master's degree in global design from École bleue, Eloïse Richard won the jury's congratulations thanks to a research project on a carton-pierre light. Exhibited at the Paris Design Week, this creation marks the premises of the publishing house D'Offard. Through her research, she continues to explore the interactions between know-how and sustainability, traditions and new tools in order to question the place of craft in design.