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Minimalistic inspiration | Basic pieces for your home | Voice

These days when Summer is a bit on its return I automatically seem to start making new plans for my home, what can be better,

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Keep the Summer vibe alive | Couleur Locale

How has your Summer been! Yesterday evening I came back from Denmark where I attended a design tour organised by two Copenhagen based brands and

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Could brass shutters be the next big thing | Metalworks

Brass is still some of my favourite materials and I love to see new furniture pieces and lighting design hitting the market. What I really

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Five lighting ideas for your bedroom | My home

After plastering the ceilings at home this Spring I still need to find the right lamps for my hallway, kitchen and bedroom. And after the

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TEXTILE No.collection by Karin Carlander | w/ Style

For every photoshoot we do I love to find beautiful props or get in touch with a designer or brand I got to know during

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Home of a Collector by &tradition | 3 Days of Design 2018

with a project coming up and another in the pipeline I can’t stop looking at kitchens like the one above. It has been a few

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Kitchen inspiration | Smoked oak and stone

With Summer officially starting tomorrow I am enjoying every bit of sun and to be honest its hard to find the time to keep up

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Private home visit | Pernille Hell of Sacre coeur | 3days of Design 2018

When visiting Copenhagen for 3 days of Design I had the pleasure to visit the private home of Pernille Hell. Pernille is the owner of

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A home near the sea in natural colours

Every year after Milan Design week when I had another taste of Italian life, I feel a bit nostalgic thinking back at the years we

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Solid Formations by Stine Mikkelsen | Ventura Future 2018 favourite

I kind of missed the simple days we just spent at the beautiful raw and industrial Lambrata, don’t you? Like last year I thought I would

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Danish Common launches first collection

This week Danish Common launched their first collection of seating options! None of these look alike as Common works with several designers coming from different

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Join us at The Hoxton design event on February 4

showroom of one of our selected brands for the Hoxton space It has been a long time since I wrote so few blogs in one

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PART 3 With IT NEVER SSST, Miet Warlop transforms PART 3 With IT NEVER SSST, Miet Warlop transforms the Belgian pavilion into a charged arena where language, music and collective disorientation collide. Plaster words circulate through the space: carried, passed along, dragged and broken. Musical characters sing and search for meaning within these unhinged fragments, which together form the lyrics and emotional score of this exhibition-performance. A group of musicians and dancers move through a turbulent atmosphere marked by a growing sense of doom. Through a series of absurd and physical rituals, they keep going, resisting resignation and stillness.

This vision of the world mirrors our own, wavering between despair and the urge to transcend it into something meaningful and more beautiful. Warlop’s high performing, energetic and creative characters grapple with the threat of overload, at times revealing their breaking points. They navigate a spiralling world in which words themselves lose stability and sing towards that vulnerable threshold in a language that is felt rather than understood. The pavilion is never fully silent, even when the performance ends. The words left behind resonate as a poetry of chaos. Scattered across tribunes that climb the walls, they stand frozen in time. Like remnants of a prayer wall or a karaoke machine from a vanished civilisation, they await new voices in pursuit of human connection. TXT Biennale official site

Commissioner: Caroline Gennez, Flemish Minister for Welfare and Poverty Reduction, Culture and Equal Opportunities
Curator: Caroline Dumalin (MORPHO)
Exhibitor: @miet_warlop 
@labiennale
PART 2 With IT NEVER SSST, Miet Warlop transforms PART 2
With IT NEVER SSST, Miet Warlop transforms the Belgian pavilion into a charged arena where language, music and collective disorientation collide. Plaster words circulate through the space: carried, passed along, dragged and broken. Musical characters sing and search for meaning within these unhinged fragments, which together form the lyrics and emotional score of this exhibition-performance. A group of musicians and dancers move through a turbulent atmosphere marked by a growing sense of doom. Through a series of absurd and physical rituals, they keep going, resisting resignation and stillness.

This vision of the world mirrors our own, wavering between despair and the urge to transcend it into something meaningful and more beautiful. Warlop’s high performing, energetic and creative characters grapple with the threat of overload, at times revealing their breaking points. They navigate a spiralling world in which words themselves lose stability and sing towards that vulnerable threshold in a language that is felt rather than understood. The pavilion is never fully silent, even when the performance ends. The words left behind resonate as a poetry of chaos. Scattered across tribunes that climb the walls, they stand frozen in time. Like remnants of a prayer wall or a karaoke machine from a vanished civilisation, they await new voices in pursuit of human connection. TXT Biennale official site

Commissioner: Caroline Gennez, Flemish Minister for Welfare and Poverty Reduction, Culture and Equal Opportunities
Curator: Caroline Dumalin (MORPHO)
Exhibitor: @miet_warlop 
@labiennale
PART 1 With IT NEVER SSST, Miet Warlop transforms PART 1 With IT NEVER SSST, Miet Warlop transforms the Belgian pavilion into a charged arena where language, music and collective disorientation collide. Plaster words circulate through the space: carried, passed along, dragged and broken. Musical characters sing and search for meaning within these unhinged fragments, which together form the lyrics and emotional score of this exhibition-performance. A group of musicians and dancers move through a turbulent atmosphere marked by a growing sense of doom. Through a series of absurd and physical rituals, they keep going, resisting resignation and stillness.

This vision of the world mirrors our own, wavering between despair and the urge to transcend it into something meaningful and more beautiful. Warlop’s high performing, energetic and creative characters grapple with the threat of overload, at times revealing their breaking points. They navigate a spiralling world in which words themselves lose stability and sing towards that vulnerable threshold in a language that is felt rather than understood. The pavilion is never fully silent, even when the performance ends. The words left behind resonate as a poetry of chaos. Scattered across tribunes that climb the walls, they stand frozen in time. Like remnants of a prayer wall or a karaoke machine from a vanished civilisation, they await new voices in pursuit of human connection. TXT Biennale official site

Commissioner: Caroline Gennez, Flemish Minister for Welfare and Poverty Reduction, Culture and Equal Opportunities
Curator: Caroline Dumalin (MORPHO)
Exhibitor: @miet_warlop 
@labiennale
NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 In the art NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 In the article I share some of my thoughts on Venice… which I only visited before when I was a kid ✨ 

The week in Venice was primarily intended as an orientation for the Biennale; a great deal happens simultaneously in Venice in terms of festivals and cultural events. Not being familiar with the Biennale as I am with other design events, there were some things to learn. Looking back at it I can say that visiting the various national pavilions was what we loved most! The cordiale which you find at the end of this reel was not that much my thing…. Just to much different themes one after another… more about this in the article as well. 

I hope to share more about the other locations in the coming days Let me know your thoughts looking at the images or if you visited yourself …. if you made it to here reading Thank you 🙏
Next week, I’ll be heading to Cologne for ORGATEC Next week, I’ll be heading to Cologne for ORGATEC 2026 and a week of interior design across the city. 

From 27–30 October, @orgatec brings together international brands in workspace and contract design, exploring this year’s theme, From rooms to relationships: designing spaces in an ever-changing world.
For the first time, @designpostkoeln will also serve as an additional exhibition location for Orgatec, focused on workspace and contract solutions. At the same time, it is a central location for @idd_cologne which brings premium residential interiors to showrooms and design destinations across the city. 
Looking forward to seeing what’s new and sharing some highlights along the way. 

📍 Cologne @koelnmesse 
ORGATEC · 27–30 October 2026
idd cologne · 27–31 October 2026
 
ORGATEC, ORGATEC 2026, WorkspaceContractSolutions, RoomstoRelationships,  idd cologne, iddcologne2026, interiordesign, Design Post Köln, Office Design, Contract Design, Residential Interior Design, Interior Trends 2026, Design Trends 2026, collaboration #orgatec #orgatec2026
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