Last year in Milan, I visited the exhibition by Loro Piana x Dimore Milano, ‘La Prima Notte di Quiete,’ where an enormous sunken seating area dominated the staged living room. See here: Dimore studio creates four immersive worlds during Milan Design Week 2025 While the seating area may well date from another era, the idea […]
I spotted the L4 Stool by French designer Lucas Cambier during Isola Design Festival in Milan in 2025. It was one of his early designs, and I was drawn to its strong, simple shape and use of materials, , which I had not come across before. Lucas describes the L4 Stool as “soft brutalism”, combining […]
A few weeks ago, I was asked by CURIN to take part in their series of curator-led selections and curate the Interior Design category. Every two weeks, CURIN invites leading creatives from architecture, interior design, photography, art, film and advertising to curate the work that inspires them. Through personal selections and reflections, each curator offers […]
If you have been reading vosgesparis for some time, you might know that I have always loved a good amount of brutalism. Over the years, I have written about many interiors where zinc, metal and aluminium take centre stage, featured homes in concrete and used several industrial pieces of furniture in my own home. My […]
Last weekend, I visited the new Newhouse Gallery space on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam, where the gallery presented CAN Ibiza: The After. The exhibition brought a selection of works from CAN Ibiza back to Amsterdam, offering a second opportunity to see the works in a more intimate gallery setting. The show featured works by Julie […]
I first got introduced to ANOUR about ten years ago, when looking into my archive I notice a first article about them from 2016 about the Divar lamp. Four years later when my new kitchen took shape I added the Divar lamp to the wall above my countertop. And I still think it was one […]
The second Alcova location I visited was Villa Pestarini, the villa opened its doors for the first time to the public, we booked a time slot in the afternoon after visiting ‘The Baggio Military Hospital’. I wrote a few articles about some of the presentations at Baggio Military Hospital, but soon after Milan I was […]
One of my regular spots during 3 Days of Design is the beautiful Rue Verte. Every year when I am in Copenhagen, I really look forward to the presentation, which they usually set up especially for 3 Days of Design. But of course, Rue Verte is a place you can visit all year round in […]
When in Copenhagen, a visit to Studio Oliver Gustav is always one of the highlights of my trip. Having visited the studio regularly since 2017, last year’s exhibition by Oliver Gustav and Rick Owens was a personal favourite, bringing together two worlds I admire in one beautifully curated setting by Oliver Gustav and Michèlle Lamy. […]
At The Asia House I loved last year’s exhibition by Lee Brown, this year the historic Asia House hosted ‘The House of Making’ A collective exhibition curated by Gabriel Tan, this special showcase brings together Ariake, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio, Origin Made, Parachilna, and Zimmer+Rohde, all independently owned brands with a shared commitment to craft, […]
This year, my more selective approach to 3 Days of Design, read here, focusing on group exhibitions and established thematic groups, proved to work well for me. More or less continuously switching through the various districts of the 3 Days of Design website, I comfortably moved from one exhibition to another. One of the exhibitions […]
For 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen, Agape and Agapecasa returned in partnership with File Under Pop for ‘Artistic Position in Space’, a multi-studio installation presented together with V–ZUG, Davide Groppi, and Garde Hvalsøe. The project brings together different domestic settings in which objects, materials, light, and artworks are placed as part of a single […]