Michèle Lamy is an iconic figure who defies categorization: she studied law and during the 60s and 70s, worked as a defence lawyer while studying with the postmodern philosopher Gilles Deleuze and was involved in the May 1968 protests in Paris before working as a cabaret dancer.

A Renaissance woman, Lamy has been a clothing designer, performer, film producer, and restaurateur, as well as co-founding Owenscorp.

Daily, Lamy functions as the producer of the RO furniture collection, working closely with the artisans in the construction process and directing the positioning and presentation of the works, including shows at The Musée D’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris and MOCA LA. In 2014, Lamy created ‘LAMYLAND’, an umbrella term for her independent creative projects and endeavours, bringing together all the essential elements integral to her practice – experimentation, collaboration, storytelling and creation. In a sense, it is a natural progression to her renowned Les Deux Cafe, the LA cabaret spot she founded, curated and ran for many years.