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FRAMA introduces Kitchen Modules by Kvänum

When visiting the home of Frama founder Niels Strøyer Christophersen in 2017 I got to hear the story behind his kitchen born from elements originally

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A kitchen in anodized aluminium | V3 Vipp

No need to introduce Danish VIPP to you I guess, a welcome guest on vosgesparis over the last years. I had the pleasure to cook

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Contour Sculptures by Kristina Dam at 3 days of design 2023

When in Copenhagen visiting Kristina Dam I got a sneak peek of  her latest sculptures. The ‘Contour Sculptures’, which come in two sizes,  were beautifully

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Bellustar Tokyo by Norm architects and Keiji Ashizawa Design

Norm Architects never disappointed me over all the years I am following the architecture studio from Copenhagen. Whether it is design, collaborations with Japanese brands,

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An intimate guesthouse in Andorra | Casa Vipp

Five years ago, the Vipp Shelter marked the first chapter in Vipp’s different kind of hospitality venture. Read all about my visit to the shelter

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Dry Studios in Stockholm

It was only the third time I visited Stockholm last month. I took me some time as I only visited Stockholm in 2014 with our

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Norm Architects x Basao Tea Lounge

Norm Architects created Basao Tea Lounge. One senses an instant change in pace, when the bustling cityscape is replaced by a calming acoustic. As natural

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24 hours in Antwerp with &Tradition

Earlier this month I was invited to join Danish brand &Tradition in Antwerp for the introduction of six bold new finishes to their iconic Flowerpot

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A new outdoors collection by Carl Hansen & AH

Garden season is only a few months away, you might say a garden needs maintenance all year round and you are right of course. But

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Two days in Copenhagen with Carl Hansen & Son

After a lack of events, inspirational trips and fairs, I am so happy that since our Milan design trip earlier this year everything seems to

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Sculptural artworks by Anette Hallbäck

Anette Hallbäck is a Swedish Artist and Interior Designer who I found on Instagram. I find her work really inspiring and would love to introduce

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A dark oak shelf by Danish VIPP

When thinking of Vipp, the first thing that comes to my mind is my stay at the different Vipp Hotel locations, thé place to try

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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
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
SEPTEMBER ✨ A month of design, Paris & happy famil SEPTEMBER ✨ A month of design, Paris & happy family moments 👰🏻‍♀️🤵🏻‍♂️

Lots of design in a lively Paris with friends and familiar places, a little calm and some commotion and feeling very much alive🫶
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