After graduating in 2002, he began his design career in Mila alongside George J. Sowden, co founder of the Memphis movement. He designed his first objects for an Italian editor named Industreal, not long after he is quickly spotted by Loïc Bigot from the ToolsGalerie. In 2005 he settled in Paris and for a few years works for renowned designers such as RADI Designers, Delo Lindo, Elium Studio, Marc Newson or Cédric Ragot.

In 2011 Delvigne opened his own studio, inaugurated his first personal exhibition at the ToolsGalerie, and receives the Grand Prize of the creation of the city of Paris. Working in various fields like furniture, objects, lights or interior design, he collaborates with manufacturers, editors and craftsmen. He leads now a lot of projects for great French companies such as Hermès, Givenchy, Cristal de Sèvres, Pierre Frey, ligne Roset, Habitat, Lexon or Tefal. Abroad, his main clients are Fabbian, Hanoia, Frandsen and Karakter Copenhagen.

Since the beginning, he liked to collaborate with young editors like La Chance, Hartô or ENOstudio. His designs are regularly exposed during exhibitions in France as well as abroad, and have been awarded or belong to permanent collections. He is a member of the design collective Dito since 2006.