Cloisonné art marquetry in wood and metal - Atelier Nathalie Melon

An art workshop specializing in cloisonné marquetry and dedicated to contemporary marquetry.
Located in Jarville-la-Malgrange, near Nancy, Atelier Nathalie Melon specializes in cloisonné marquetry, a rare and registered technique combining wood and metal . Each creation, crafted entirely by hand, explores the infinite possibilities of this high-quality craftsmanship, to bring to life custom-made wall panels and decorative coverings .

🔸 Exclusive know-how | 🔸 100% handcrafted | 🔸 Noble and sustainable materials | 🔸 Operations in France and Europe

Discover the workshop and its unique expertise.

Profession: artisan specializing in cloisonné marquetry

  • Know-how nourished by dual training

    With a vocational certificate in cabinetmaking and a vocational certificate in seat joinery , Nathalie Melon trained with master craftsmen , including a Meilleur Ouvrier de France . This expertise allows her to develop a unique approach , where the precision of the gesture and the originality of the compositions take on their full meaning.

  • A reconversion guided by passion

    After 18 years in the medical and social sector , Nathalie Melon turned to artistic crafts , driven by a deep need to work with materials . Wood and copper, materials at the heart of her work, allow her to explore a unique decorative language , combining tradition and modernity .

  • Authenticity and responsibility at the heart of creations

    Labeled Atelier d'Art de France , the workshop is committed to a local and sustainable approach . Each creation is made by hand by selecting FSC-certified woods and respecting exceptional know-how , without resorting to laser cutting.

An art workshop at the heart of French know-how

The workshop combines technique, creativity and artisanal excellence to offer unique creations adapted to the most ambitious decorative projects.

  • A tailor-made approach for each project

    • The design and production of wall panels and decorations in cloisonné marquetry .
    • A collaboration with architects, decorators and individuals looking for a personalized project.
    • Precious woods and metals worked by hand , without laser cutting.
  • Rare and registered high-quality expertise

    • The development of a unique technique inspired by decorative arts and cloisonné .
    • Each design is carefully cut and assembled by hand.
    • A unique alternative to traditional decorative coverings.
  • A commitment to craftsmanship and sustainability

    • A selection of FSC certified wood and material recovery.
    • Entirely manual work, respecting the authenticity of the artisanal gesture .
    • An eco-responsible approach integrating the recycling of material scraps.

A place of creation and transmission

The cloisonné marquetry art workshop is located in the Cité du Faire , a space dedicated to contemporary artisans and creators.

  • An inspiring setting, between tradition and modernity

    • The art workshop is located in Jarville-la-Malgrange , near Nancy, the cradle of the Art Nouveau movement.
    • A place of exchange where artisanal innovation takes on its full meaning.
    • A space designed for creation, manufacturing and technical research .
  • Know-how shared through internships

    • From initiation to advanced wood marquetry in a friendly setting.
    • The discovery of traditional marquetry techniques .
    • Small group support for complete immersion.
  • A workshop open to professionals and individuals

    • The realization of decorative projects for private residences, hotels, restaurants and luxury boutiques .
    • The opportunity to meet the artisan by appointment to discuss a project.
    • A living place, where each creation tells a story.

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Institutions that support the art workshop

  • Logos des institutions et partenaires soutenant l'Atelier Nathalie Melon : Savoir-Faire Institut pour les Français, Ateliers d'Art de France, CMA Grand Est, Métropole Grand Nancy, Jarville-la-Malgrange et La Cité du Faire.