manifesto
Warch(ée) is an organization founded with the purpose of integrating
women to the construction field, born from the observation that in a rapidly urbanizing
world, particularly in the Middle east, women are hardly ever tolerated, and even
excluded from certain professions that remain the preserve of men, especially in the
construction, architecture, engineering and urban planning sectors.
projects
testimonials
Some of our woodworkers come from difficult life paths, others from environments where
women are confined to secondary or mediocre roles. Warch(ée) creates with them a
community of builders. Watch them saw, polish, adjust, assemble and find meaning in their
lives. Feel their pride and passion. Feel the strength that grows in them.
Meet Paula
Meet Ely
Meet Ghinwa
Meet Nassab
Meet Hala
top selling
mreyt(ée) – مرايتي
$500.00
This floor mirror, that tilts at will, is the essential accessory for the dressing room, the bedroom, and even the entrance for a touch-up before going out!
tawl(ée) caffeine – طاولة كافيين
$150.00 – $250.00
A nomadic table, detachable, with four legs based on a square module, which can receive a round, removable top.
jebn(ée) – جبنة
$40.00 – $110.00
More than cheese trays, these pallets are refined presentation boards where the beauty of wood is revealed in all its sensuality.
3elb(ée) – علبة
$25.00 – $50.00
Boxes, because you can never have enough. With clever openings and secret compartments
tawl(ée) break for three – طاولة إستراحة لثلاثة
$60.00 – $150.00
These small flying tables are ideal to use next to any sofa for a coffee break. Stackable, they can go alone, or by two or three.
le3b(ée) khachbé-khachb(ée) – لعبة خشبة خشبة
$10.00 – $60.00
Nothing is thrown out in Warch(ée)’s workshops where each piece of wood is cut and smoothed to add to the construction set of the builders of the future.
inspiration
Have you ever wondered what is the secret of the success of Scandinavian design?
A Danish designer once told us: in our countries, winter months are long, hard and dark,
with nights of 17 hours in December. Since we live indoors a lot, we need to surround
ourselves with simple and light objects that are soothing to look at and not intrusive.
Our inspiration comes from the Nordic design geniuses who thought of objects as living mates with whom cohabitation should be pleasant.
Warch(ée) also adopts the traditional and ancestral Japanese assembly technique of Nejiri Arigata: the pieces delivered to you from our workshop with love are devoid of any nail.
Respectful of nature and the environment, they are made from surplus, scrap and recycled wood.
Our inspiration comes from the Nordic design geniuses who thought of objects as living mates with whom cohabitation should be pleasant.
Warch(ée) also adopts the traditional and ancestral Japanese assembly technique of Nejiri Arigata: the pieces delivered to you from our workshop with love are devoid of any nail.
Respectful of nature and the environment, they are made from surplus, scrap and recycled wood.
