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TOPAZ edition is a collaboration between Caroline Valette and Raphaëlle Lasausse

Caroline Valette and Raphaëlle Lasausse are both French graphic designer based in London and Bruxelles. Their Topaz project is a result of their collaboration and is a concept to fill an exhibition space.

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Open TOPAZ book displayed in plexiglass case showing pages with landscape photography and geometric design elements

The duo's ideas have been outlined in this sleek 300 page book, which was hand-screen printed and presented in a plexiglass box. The proposal includes hosting designers that work with a variety of materials to exhibit and shape new trends. We were impressed with the sheer beauty of the book's content.

You can see more from Valette over on her website.

Open spread of the TOPAZ book showing a grid of photographs featuring landscapes, water, textures and natural forms in shades of blue and green
Open Topaz book showing turquoise textured left page and right page with "JEUX MIROIR" text, displayed in clear plexiglass case with hand holding page
Open pages of the Topaz book showing architectural sketches and hand-drawn floor plans held with a binder clip
Open book showing Topaz project pages with black and white landscape photographs and text, displayed in plexiglass box with pink spine detail
Hand holding open a 300-page book displaying the TOPAZ project with blue-tinted pages and hand-screen printed content in a plexiglass presentation box
Open book showing pages from the TOPAZ project featuring photography, design layouts and text content
Open book showing typographic creation guidelines with geometric square letterforms and construction grids in red and black ink on white pages
Open pages of the Topaz brand guidelines book showing the logo in red outline and a graphic charter with grid-based logo variations and specifications
Open plexiglass-bound book displaying Maiko Takeda exhibition layouts and promotional materials with hand-screen printed red and blue design elements
Open Topaz book showing hand-screen printed pages with design layouts, sketches and a dark cover titled Les Embis Du Silicone displayed on the left page
Three hand-screen printed books with flowing red and pink wave patterns and linear designs, displayed in a clear plexiglass box
White 300-page book with pink screen-printed text and the Topaz logo on its cover, lying open on a blue surface
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