When collaborating with Domotex, the world’s leading trade show for floor coverings, I was always intrigued by Moroccan craftsmanship. The huge stands filled with carpets, the busy vibe of designers showing one beautiful piece after another to potential buyers. Over the years, I have seen the most beautiful carpets from many designers. I was happy […]
Ashtrays historically belonged to interiors designed for lingering, low seating, deep sofas and long conversations. When receiving a message from House of Leon. I previously introduced them in this previous article: Discover House of Léon and the Milan Collection. Saying the Astray everyone apparently wanted is back in stock. I started wondering: is the ashtray […]
Dutch designer Niels Stoeltie founded his own studio in 2019. Initially, he explored the interaction between people and objects, but his focus soon shifted to tangible objects that can be touched, shaped, and experienced directly. He began with interactive light ornaments, then gradually concentrated on the essence of the design: the physical light object itself. Without […]
When visiting Collectible 2026 in Brussels, the presentation by Domum Gallery immediately caught my eye. Their stand was large and beautifully arranged in different sections with soft grey walls, making it a pleasure to walk through. Domum Gallery, founded by Laura Baer and Boris Liger, works at the intersection of collectible design, curatorial exhibitions and […]
During the last edition of the Collectible Fair in Brussels, I met Clément Pasquier. In his stand, it was the combination of materials in his designs that caught my attention. Room divider Bro on wheels made of aluminum and glass blocks. Likewise, the dimmable floor lamp Henry. In my previous article, I already showed another […]
Some materials quietly return to architecture after being rediscovered by designers, I previously wrote several articles about Glass bricks, which many of us quickly ripped out of our bathrooms during a renovation. But last year at Isola Design I already spotted a newer version in ochre and blue, and during Dutch Design Week last year, […]
When visiting a fair or exhibition, I often share my first impressions through Instagram Stories. This post gathers the highlights I captured during Collectible in Brussels , Curious to see everything that caught my eye? view Collectible 2026 on Instagram This article is part of The Collectible Edit vosgesparis is an independent online interior design […]
At this year’s edition of Collectible Brussels, LUSO Collective presents its latest chapter, bringing together a group of nine creatives based in Portugal within a shared exhibition framework. The name LUSO refers to the ancient Lusitanians, the people who once inhabited the region that now comprises Portugal and parts of Spain. The term reflects a […]
Just before a huge crowd came in on the opening night of the NockNock Art Fair, I had the chance to browse the various stands. I spoke to some familiar favorites, but also met a few new artists. NockNock distinguishes itself as a fair because the artists themselves showcase their work, without a gallery acting […]
Looking forward to visiting Brussels and COLLECTIBLE again, the international fair dedicated to contemporary collectible design. The fair brings together a selected group of galleries and design studios presenting contemporary design, alongside a new section titled TABLESCAPES dedicated to design for the table. Founded in the Vanderborght Building, the fair has developed into an international […]
At NOCKNOCK ART FAIR in Amsterdam, Dutch architect and designer Osiris Hertman will unveil his latest creations. The featured table and cabinet exemplify Osiris’ innovative approach to materiality, combining two-direction rolled high-gloss stainless steel legs with Japanese Shou Sugi Ban–style charred wood to create a dialogue between reflection and texture. His mirror wall sculptures, tables, […]
Inspired by the calm of traditional Japanese interiors, SHŌJI by Maami Home is more than just a decorative light. With a softly glowing LED behind a delicate Japanese rice paper screen, the piece feels almost like a presence, subtle, serene, and constantly changing depending on how you move around it. What I especially love is […]