Before production begins, the atelier develops a series of prototypes using a combination of technological experimentation and in-house "hacks" to test how each piece behaves in reality. Light diffusion, heat management, structure, assembly methods, and finishes are all studied through successive iterations. For first-time productions, the process becomes even more meticulous: individual components are tested separately, finishes are validated on smaller elements, and additional verification phases ensure that every detail performs exactly as intended.

Once the technical team validates the piece, the project moves into assembly, where the final adjustments and finishing touches are made by hand in the atelier. At this stage, precision becomes almost imperceptible, as multiple technical components are carefully integrated to create objects that appear visually seamless and quietly effortless. Packaging itself becomes an extension of the object's design language, ranging from custom-made cardboard packaging to bespoke wooden crates, depending on the scale and sensitivity of the luminaire.