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Outdoor collection by Alessandro Isola

I was completely blown away when my eye caught the outdoor furniture line designed by awarded architect and designer Alessandro Isola. Simple cubic volumes create different seating

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A restaurant in a former factory | Mama Kelly – The Hague

I had to think about my dad who used to smoke Caballero cigarettes and the small brown package with wood print and cowboy on it

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An 80s style industrial warehouse

What an amazing space I found through the blog of my friend Allan of Bungalow5 who is using this home as one of the main inspirations for

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Styling van Joost | Bend the norm

Christmas holidays are definitely over, all work is done and I am ready to go to Cologne to style and present my booth next week.

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Embracing Ageing | Birgitta de Vos at Raw Materials

Inspired by the Japanese Mono-ha and Wabi Sabi, and as a counter reaction to a cultural and social environment of more and more visual and

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A raw and industrial apartment in Copenhagen

I would love you to have a look at this raw and industrial apartment in Copenhagen, the home of Inge-Hanne Draw Anderson and her husband

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Rick Owens New York City store

Being a huge admirer of the Milan store of Rick Owens I love to share some pictures of the new New York Store at 30

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How to make a picture frame with an industrial look | DIY

I got some questions about the object on my wall when showing the aluminium poster I got made by Profotonet the other day: A holiday memorie

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An industrial home by architect Johan Israelson

It’s nearly 5 years ago I wrote a blogpost about the home of Johan Israelson, I am a huge fan of his style and the

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A raw and concrete family home in Denmark

When Gitte and her husband asked architect Sebastian Schroers to design their family dream home, most of all they wanted it to have an unique

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Drift by Fernando Mastrangelo

One of the moments I can think of how cool it would be to have a really big home… I would certainly have space for

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An industrial dream home X a steel room divider by vtwonen & a DIY

If you are a regular reader of Vosgesparis you might have seen me talking about Dutch interiors magazine vtwonen before, in Holland we do not only

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A lovely lunchbreak at the @vipp headquarters duri A lovely lunchbreak at the @vipp headquarters during @3daysofdesign bringing back good memories of when me and @beeldsteil with our agency @withstylenu on invitation of VIPP got to cook our own meals here at the loft and had a sleepover before heading to Sweden to explore the Vipp shelter near the lake ✨#vipphotel got some new vipp favourites for my wishlist too 🤍
The Collectible Edit | new online on vosgesparis. The Collectible Edit | new online  on vosgesparis.com ‘Objects of Desire’ An amazing exhibition curated by @birgitteduemadsen at the Thorvaldsens Museum Bringing together 20 international designers and makers, highlighting practices that operate beyond mass production 🖤 👉 more images on my website 👈@3daysofdesign #objectsofdesire
NEW ARTICLE ONLINE on vosgesparis.com 👉 In one of NEW ARTICLE ONLINE on vosgesparis.com 👉 In one of my posts from last year, I wrote about how 3 Days of Design keeps getting bigger without giving us more time to explore. This year I traveled to Copenhagen a day earlier and stayed a day longer and that extra first afternoon gave me time to visit a number of exhibitions in advance. 

Still, it already felt like a lot, even on that first afternoon, before the festival really kicked off. Before leaving for Copenhagen, I made a list of what I wanted to see. While I have seven days in Milan to see “everything”, which is already impossible, three or four days in Copenhagen forces me to be even more selective.

Walking through Copenhagen on the first day, it briefly crossed my mind: I’m not getting it this year! As a visitor to 3 Days of Design since 2013, I recognize many Scandinavian brands by now and notice a lot of repetition. At that moment, I decided to focus on the larger exhibitions and clusters, as well as my long-time favourite brands,  and galleries, rather than stepping into every showroom I passed. 

👉You can read how the rest of the week went in my latest story on vosgesparis.com, and of course, I will highlight a number of exhibitions again in the coming days. @3daysofdesign
During @3daysofdesign an event where @serax_offici During @3daysofdesign an event where @serax_official launched a few new items of the Kelly Wearstler x Serax collection and  @kellywearstler went in conversation with @nicmonisse of @monocle_subscriber about staying curious, working with Serax, becoming part of the media world with ‘wearstler world’ on substack and AI. Find more images and videos in my 3 days of design highlight #kellywearstler #monocle #serax
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
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