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Industrial minimalism | Frama Rivet Collection

No need to tell you I have always been attracted to metal. Years ago I mainly wrote about industrial and raw spaces, early readers will remember

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Togigi by Design Atelier Thomas van Noten

When visiting interior fairs this last months I have come across Togigi several times, in Milan at the Adorno exhibition at this years Alcova and

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A gallerist apartment by Rina Lovko studio

Rina Lovko studio was asked to transform the apartment in the center of Kyiv in a minimal space which could be a perfect background for

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Elise Gettliffe ceramics for Frama

As we speak I have a few weeks in the sun on a holiday break and surrounded by hand woven carpets, linen and a the

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10 year anniversary exhibition at Lokal Helsinki

As part of my design trip and visit to Habitare and Helsinki design week a few years ago, I also got to see Lokal Helsinki.

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AA Stool by Ishinomaki Laboratory

Ishinomaki Laboratory started in Japan in 2011 in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, helping the local community to rebuild itself through simple, DIY furniture

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Baltique Noir apartment at the Baltic sea

The other day I showed you the daybed designed by Martensen and Bazar Noir, after several collaborations between the architecture and design studio Martensen from

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Daybed by Martensen x Bazar Noir

A few years ago I wrote about Berlin based Bazar Noir, where you will find a carefully selected mix of handcrafted small furniture, objects, books,

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Mica Coffee bar in Haarlem

Ready for another coffee spot today? After spotting the picture of their new bar on Instagram I asked the owners of Mica Coffee bar in Haarlem

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Spatial Sensibilities | Frama at Stockholm Design Week 2019

Somehow I didn’t manage to visit Stockholm design week over the last few years, it might have to do something with my work for imm

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Marble Cubism | 101 Copenhagen at ShowUp

I wouldn’t mind a small collection of marble objects as seen at ShowUp this weekend where 101 Copenhagen presented a part of their collection for

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SCOOP | A sneak peek of the NORR11 SS19 collection

I was first introduced to NORR11 a few years ago in Iceland, I visited the county twice and felt so at home in Reykjavik, the

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NEW ARTICLE online at vosgesparis.com 👉 At Alcova NEW ARTICLE online at vosgesparis.com 👉 At Alcova 2026, @studiolugo presented Resonance, a collection of limited-edition pieces that explores a more sculptural and experimental approach. With this series, the studio moves from polished precision toward a more experimental sculptural language, while remaining deeply connected to Istanbul’s historic production culture and its enduring relationship to craft.
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Visible traces of handwork, layered metal surfaces and intentional imperfections play an important role in the collection, reflecting the studio’s focus on materiality and process. 

Rather than concealing joints, welds and surface reactions, Resonance keeps them visible, allowing the making of each piece to remain part of its final expression. The works are built through layered metal structures and process-led interventions, where irregularities and material behavior are embraced as part of the design. 

Each object is shaped by heat, material response and hand-guided decisions, carrying traces of time and making. @alcova.milano @telamor @vosgesparis
Today at @studiodesbouvrie … 10 rooms each with it Today at @studiodesbouvrie … 10 rooms each with its own atmosphere and colour. Some favourite art by @timothyvanoorschot and @ansdekruyf among others, Ingenious use of T-wraps, more @anndemeulemeester_serax lamps and glass tables to my wishlist 😅 A fun event at the courtyard with different sellers including my friend @wearewowmakers with lovely meetings and a great vibe @moniquedesbouvrie 📷@vosgesparis
A Raw Idea - The young designer as a tool by Thoma A Raw Idea - The young designer as a tool by Thomas More showed work by young designers, realised projects, models, material experiments and traces of process shown side by side, with choices and doubts still visible @vosgesparis @antwerpdesignweek ad #adw26 
@ideamechelen 
@ha.haper
@charlieheeren 
@casperpellens 
@lukasmiel 
@rover.project_ 
@emilebongaerts 
@berghofdesign 
@Doet__
@Studioloc.o
dries martens 
@jielt 
@herrklar 
@markushieke 
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At Ethnicraft, we visited the new showroom extensi At Ethnicraft, we visited the new showroom extension which I had not seen yet. The space features seven fully curated themed apartments, designed as real residential and hospitality projects. 

I have always loved this way of showing collections where each space tells its own story, bringing the collections to life in imagined interiors. My favourite must have been the ‘Collectors apartment’ with the picture wall and ofcourse I felt at home in the huge kitchen of the Mediterranean appartment 🤍 ad @antwerpdesignweek @ethnicraft #adw26
The Gallery Edit | 👉 New article on vosgesparis.co The Gallery Edit | 👉 New article on vosgesparis.com
I love to show you design, but what I love even more is discovering and sharing the story behind it. Today it is  the story of Design Brut | Galerie Philia & Kids, a project developed from children’s drawings.

The project started in Breil-sur-Roya, where children were invited to imagine new furniture designs from the ground up. Guided by international designers, they moved through the entire creative process, from initial ideas and sketches to the physical realization of their concepts, developing their own interpretations of sculptural forms.

Their sketches were transformed into objects carved in local olive wood by Studio BehaghelFoiny together with a regional cabinetmaker.
👉👉 Watch the beautiful documentary and discover how the sketches were brought to life on vosgesparis 👈👈 @galerie.philia @behaghelfoiny
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