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Fragment centerpiece by Frédéric Saulou

Fragment centerpiece is a handmade sculpture in alabaster stone and brass designed by Rennes, France  based designer Frédéric Saulou, Recently he has been selected among

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An ornamental stone centrepiece by Frederic Saulou

Not that much physical is happening these days in Design land and I thought it was a good moment to look into the little archive

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Galerie Philia NY Summer exhibition & Paris exhibition video

The recent Desacralized exhibition in Milan by Galerie Philia was one of my highlights of Milan Design Week 2023. The Galeries’ curations are one of

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Collectible Brussels

COLLECTIBLE Brussels | A look back at the 2024 edition

The other day I received an invite for Collectible Brussels, I visited Collectible in 2024 and I really loved the ambience. I thought the selection

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Why do I visit fashion stores when I write about i Why do I visit fashion stores when I write about interiors? On every design week when in Milan or Paris, I love to visit a few stores that maybe at first glance are not that much within my niche. The clothes are of course beautifully made  but what really attracts me is the interior. 

Fashion stores often offer a different way of looking at space. The interiors can be more experimental, with unusual materials, furniture or small details that can easily translate to a home. I am always interested and curious about those ideas and the small details I often discover. During my recent trip to Paris for @parisdesignweek , I visited The Row for exactly that reason. @therow #pfw #pdw
SEPTEMBER ✨ A month of design, Paris & happy famil SEPTEMBER ✨ A month of design, Paris & happy family moments 👰🏻‍♀️🤵🏻‍♂️

Lots of design in a lively Paris with friends and familiar places, a little calm and some commotion and feeling very much alive🫶
A little stroll over the @cabinetamsterdam fair to A little stroll over the @cabinetamsterdam fair today. Happy to see @malata.antwerp who I have been following for some time. Spotted some lamps and a cool Bar table by @redesignable Bought a few items and discovered that my daughter also confiscated one of my all time favourite albums by @fleetwoodmac 🫶 Also a little shoutout to the girls of @___formes___  who presented their new line of perspex tables @centralemarkthal
On my last day in Paris just before catching the t On my last day in Paris just before catching the train back to Amsterdam, I visited a few exhibitions that were still on my list, and I really loved *One of A Room*, curated by āsār Studio. A curated space where collected objects, vintage furniture and contemporary works unfolded as the intimate interior of an imaginary collector. 

I have always loved when a home-like setting is created to display the various works; it feels more alive, and it aligns better with my personal taste and style when different pieces are a naturally combination much like how you might arrange them at home. While an object on a pedestal can be stunning, exhibitions like this offer more inspiration. I saw various people posting about it on Instagram with comments like “I could live here.” @asar___studio 

Invited talents, vintage furniture dealers, artists and designers for this project : 
@dig_in_japan @standshowroom @blandine.chabani @vincent.capmartin @stargazinqly @lucsciberras @tuffe_sculpture @atjo.art @wiwltr___reads @simotto 

@parisdesignweek @maisonetobjet #pdw 📷 @vosgesparis
NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 just befor NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 just before catching my train back to Amsterdam after a few days in Paris last month, I managed to visit One of A Room, curated by āsār Studio. 

It was designed as the intimate interior of an imaginary collector, with vintage furniture and contemporary art mixed naturally. I’ve always loved a home like setting for an exhibition as it feels so much more alive and inspiring than objects on pedestals. No wonder everyone so many on Instagram were commenting with “I could live here.” 👏 @asar___studio 

Lots of images by in the article 🫶 Invited talents, vintage furniture dealers, artists and designers for this project : 
@dig_in_japan @standshowroom @blandine.chabani @vincent.capmartin @stargazinqly @lucsciberras @tuffe_sculpture @atjo.art @wiwltr___reads @simotto 

@parisdesignweek @maisonetobjet #pdw 📷 @vosgesparis
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