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An abandoned Monastery in Antwerp

You really loved the visualization of the Japanese Pavilion by Parisian based architect Kacper Niezabitowski, and today another project of his: A monastery and remodel

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Connecting communities – A day at imm 2024

The first ever press trip visiting an Interior & Design fair I was invited to, was at a trip to New York and the AD

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paris design week 2024

Paris Design week | In The City and Maison&Objet 2024

During Paris Design Week and Maison&Objet In The City  I visit a wide range of exhibitions and presentations across Paris. I covered selected brands and

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visiting Domotex 2024 world’s leading trade show for floor covering

For me Januari means the start of a new fair season and visiting Domotex. The world’s leading trade show for floor covering with exhibitioners and

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Exploring the limits and properties of copper with Manu Bañó

Manu Bañó’s new collection explores the limits and properties of copper. It was produced in Santa Clara del Cobre, Michocán, Mexico. A town with a

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Arca x Vincent van Duysen | Gravitas

The narrative of Gravitas explores the dynamic interplay between textures, natural elements , and human interaction.It also encompasses notions of weight, dignity, and importance, embodying

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What to expect at imm Cologne 2024 | Germany’s biggest Interior Business Event

From 14.01- to Thursday 18.01.2024 I will be visiting imm cologne again. Reporting from the imm fairground and sharing my finds with you on the

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Brutalism meets Japandi in a visualisation by Lobo studio

Lobo Studio embodies the bold vision of a pioneer, Adrián Gómez, who perceived the potential of 3D visualizations from its inception. The young and dynamic

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A new hotel chic one size fits all room divider in oak

In a previous post I wrote about the ‘one size fits all’ room divider in oak by Dutch company ‘Houten room divider’, pictured above in

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The Stylist’s Collection – Colin King for Cultiver

After seeing some images on Instagram of the latest collaboration of Colin King I had to find out more about Cultiver. An Australian lifestyle brand

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Limited Edition MOSSY collection by BRYCK

Earlier I introduced BRYCK on the blog and during Summer I enjoyed using their couch and hocker myself. Recently they launched the new and Limited

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FAINA Gallery in Antwerp Unveils Vibrant New Interior

FAINA Gallery, residence of live Ukrainian design, finds home in a 500-year-old historic building in the centre of Antwerp. The collection housed at FAINA Gallery

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At the Museo Diego Aragona Pignatelli for another At the Museo Diego Aragona Pignatelli for another Cult exhibition. 👉 Crochet Coral Reef by Margaret and Christine Wertheim and Museum Frieder Burda 

THe villa itself was amazing, especially loved the small room More details in my stories and Edit Napoli highlight 2026 

@museo_villa_pignatelli_napoli 
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From 9 to 11 October EDIT Napoli returns to ‘La Sa From 9 to 11 October EDIT Napoli returns to ‘La Santissima’ for its eighth edition where it will host around 80 Italian and international exhibitors alongside new exhibition formats and a programme spread between La Santissima and the Chiaia district, where the historic Palazzi will become the setting for EDIT CULT projects. 👉 more info in stories and EDIT napoli highlight 💙

With its campaign “Where Design Shapes,” EDIT Napoli focuses on projects and how they take shape, looking at the people, processes, materials, skills and independent ideas behind it. The fair brings together emerging designers, authors, architects and small independent producers.

At La Santissima, designers, studios and companies are presented across the building’s individual rooms, with furniture, objects and materials showing different approaches to contemporary living.

La Santissima itself is a beautiful setting, with rooms overlooking Naples, Mount Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples. The view becomes part of the experience 💙 @edit.napoli
NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Par NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Paris Design Week, White Label Project presented ‘Female Design Futures’ at CØR Studio in the Marais. The exhibition brought together the work of six female designers from Morocco, Guatemala, South Africa, Australia and Singapore. 

The space itself is already beautiful and was filled with furniture, textiles, ceramics, perfume and various objects. It brought contemporary design together with traditional techniques and materials from different parts of the world. The designers featured were @calamohome @Gozdava1590 @LisaLapointe @StudioKallang @studiosanabenzaitar and @theurbanative 

A special mention for the woven rugs by Studio Sana Benzaitar, in particular 🫶 They looked beautiful against the grey walls, and it was such a pleasure to meet Raja in person. Read more about @studiosanabenzaitar in today’s article 🫶 @whitelabelproject
NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Par NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Paris Design Week, White Label Project presented ‘Female Design Futures’ at CØR Studio in the Marais. The exhibition brought together the work of six female designers from Morocco, Guatemala, South Africa, Australia and Singapore. 

The space itself is already beautiful and was filled with furniture, textiles, ceramics, perfume and various objects. It brought contemporary design together with traditional techniques and materials from different parts of the world. The designers featured were @calamohome @Gozdava1590 @LisaLapointe @StudioKallang @studiosanabenzaitar and @theurbanative 

A special mention for the woven rugs by Studio Sana Benzaitar, in particular 🫶 They looked beautiful against the grey walls, and it was such a pleasure to meet Raja in person. Read more about @studiosanabenzaitar in today’s article 🫶 @whitelabelproject
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
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