10 HEURES 10 is a French lighting brand driven by a simple yet ambitious mission: to create beautiful light.
Guided by the artistic vision of designer Fabrice Berrux, the brand has spent more than 30 years exploring the meeting point between industrial design, artisanal know-how and poetic, expressive light.
Since becoming a label of DCW éditions in 2024, 10 HEURES 10 continues its evolution with fresh energy, while staying faithful to its artistic identity.
After graduating from the École Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Dijon in 1986, Fabrice Berrux began working in interior architecture.
In 1987, he co-founded the creative group 18 Août with Bruno Moretti and Pascal Oriol.
In 1991, he created the brand Dix Heures Dix, which later became 10 HEURES 10.
His mission: to design lighting objects that combine usefulness, artistic expression, and emotional presence.
A passionate admirer of contemporary art, Berrux draws inspiration from On Kawara, Robert Smithson, Pablo Picasso and Lucio Fontana.
His creations feature curves, sculptural geometries, delicate surfaces and thoughtful light diffusion.
As early as 1990, his work entered the permanent collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
Today, some of his designs are sold in emblematic places such as the Centre Pompidou boutique.
10 HEURES 10 is founded on a clear belief:
light should tell a story, evoke emotion and enhance the space with subtlety.
Each collection is designed as a narrative object, a luminous sculpture that interacts with architecture.
Its identity is shaped by:
precise, elegant industrial design,
French craftsmanship,
advanced research on textiles and innovative materials,
a poetic, artistic approach to light.
10 HEURES 10 excels at combining:
industrial precision,
artisanal richness,
and technical innovation.
Following the success of the textile Colonne collection, the brand expanded into contemporary materials:
Tyvek®
Dibond®
Corian®
pleated or folded technical textiles
Here, materials become luminous surfaces, not mere structures.
According to your website, the five signature collections are:
Fiesta reinvents the traditional lantern with airy, colorful textile modules that stack, unfold and float.
Flexible and playful, Fiesta creates a festive and joyful atmosphere, perfect for bringing warmth and conviviality into modern interiors.
Ronde is structured around a luminous ring that defines space with calm geometry.
As a pendant, wall lamp or floor model, it offers a soft, balanced and elegant presence.
A pure and timeless architectural gesture.
Colonne explores verticality through a tall, sculptural shape wrapped in textile.
Each piece resembles a luminous totem, embodying softness, majesty and fluidity.
Ideal for sophisticated living rooms, lobbies and intimate spaces.
Inspired by the mechanics of the eye and the play of lenses, Iris explores reflections, gradients and moving light.
Technical and poetic at the same time, it creates atmospheric, shifting illuminations.
Zigouzi is the most playful and modular collection of the brand.
It combines simple geometric shapes with freehand movements to create tailor-made light compositions.
Ideal for bespoke projects and creative interiors.
Because each piece is more than a luminaire – it is a poetic companion to everyday life.
The benefits include:
• French design and local production
• modular and customizable creations
• innovative and lightweight textile materials
• strong sculptural aesthetics
• perfect for both residential and commercial interiors
• timeless objects that bring emotional depth to any space
Are 10 Heures 10 lights made in France?
Yes. Every piece is fully designed and produced in France.
What materials are used?
Lightweight, translucent, premium textiles offering a soft and unique luminosity.
Which interiors best suit these designs?
Living rooms, dining areas, bedrooms, hotels, boutiques and professional spaces.
Are the collections modular?
Yes. Many models can be combined, stacked or expanded to create custom lighting compositions.
Are the lights suitable for professional projects?
Absolutely. Their sculptural presence and modular nature make them ideal for architectural and hospitality environments.
