Meet The Designer
Big Game
Founded in Lausanne in 2004, Big-Game is the studio of Augustin Scott de Martinville, Elric Petit and Grégoire Jeanmonod. Their work is grounded in simplicity and function, creating furniture, lighting and objects that are direct in their purpose and uncomplicated in their use.
We like to think of our work as being rooted in simplicity, functionality and optimism, expressed through physical products.
Big-Game: Making Simple Ideas Stylish
Big-Game was founded in Lausanne in 2004 by Augustin Scott de Martinville, Elric Petit and Grégoire Jeanmonod. The three designers share an interest in creating useful, accessible objects, often beginning with an established type and finding a direct way to rethink it. This approach has shaped work across furniture, lighting and homewares, including an ongoing collaboration with Muuto.
Rather than adding complexity, Big-Game often looks for ways to make an object simpler or more useful. The Relate Side Table was developed as a compact surface that can sit easily alongside low seating, while the Top Pendant reworks the traditional cone-shaped pendant around a contemporary LED light source. Across both, the idea is easy to understand and the function remains central to the design.
Big-Game was founded in Lausanne in 2004 by Augustin Scott de Martinville, Elric Petit and Grégoire Jeanmonod. The three designers share an interest in creating useful, accessible objects, often beginning with an established type and finding a direct way to rethink it. This approach has shaped work across furniture, lighting and homewares, including an ongoing collaboration with Muuto.
Rather than adding complexity, Big-Game often looks for ways to make an object simpler or more useful. The Relate Side Table was developed as a compact surface that can sit easily alongside low seating, while the Top Pendant reworks the traditional cone-shaped pendant around a contemporary LED light source. Across both, the idea is easy to understand and the function remains central to the design.