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Posts Tagged: Maison et Objet
The Art of Iron at Pouenat
Established in 1880 as a ferronnier, Pouenat has continued to stay relevant and thrive by embracing their heritage while collaborating with some of the most recognized designers working in Europe today. Almost exactly a year ago at their Maison et Objet booth, I was struck by the successful mix of old and new, celebrating the great tradition of French craftsmanship with old world savoir faire and innovative new design.…
Posted in architecture, art, design, furniture, interior design, travel
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Parisian Delights in CT Cottages and Gardens
While I have often contributed to the online edition of CT Cottages and Gardens, I am delighted to report that my first print article for the magazine appears in the June issue now on the stands. A front of book piece also featuring my own photos, it highlights the trend of blue I spotted at Maison et Objet and Paris Deco Off in January, coordinating with the water theme of this summer issue.…
Posted in design, interior design, travel
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The Charm of Marie Daage Limoges
The beautiful porcelain line of Marie Daage is the perfect follow up to the fabulous tabletop designs from the recent charity events. For generations, the Daage family has been hand painting on fine porcelain, and after attending the prestigious École du Louvre, Marie joined the family tradition.…
Posted in design, gifts, interior design
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Astier de Villatte at Maison et Objet
Since 1996 Ivan Pericoli and Benoit Astier de Villatte have been producing their furniture and distinctive white ceramics that are now carried in upscale boutiques around the globe. Establishing their charming Saint Honoré boutique in 2000, it quickly became a go-to destination in Paris for chic home accessories.…
Posted in design, gifts, interior design, travel
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Midipy and More from Maison et Objet
Among the thousands of exhibitors at Maison, I was delighted to discover Midipy, a French brand looking to revive the heritage of the century old wool mills and weavers’ workshops of the Pyrenean mountain valleys. With skills handed down by generations, they have translated these traditional and authentic goods into a stylish line of beautiful blankets, rugs and leather products.…
Posted in design, dining room, food and drink, furniture, garden
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Vintage Meets Modern at Nautic Lighting
While wandering the overwhelming halls at Maison et Objet, I was stopped by the stunning lighting at Nautic. Part of the Belgian lighting company Tekna, Nautic, celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, is an elegant architectonic line of bronze, copper, cast iron and brass lights.…
Posted in interior design, travel
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BEHIND THE Q | Introducing Lalique Maison
One of the most striking booths at Maison et Objet was that of Lalique with their introduction of a full range of Lalique Maison products. From beds and bars to linens and lacquered accessories, the presentation of the new lifestyle line was impressive.…
Posted in Behind The Q, design, furniture, interior design, travel
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Cole and Son Fornasetti II at Maison et Objet
Cole and Son has long been one of my favorite wallpaper lines so I was delighted to see their booth at Maison et Objet. And they did not disappoint with the debut of their fabulous new Fornasetti II wallpaper collection. With opportunities for wide ranging creative applications, the tradition of craftsmanship, innovation and collaboration at Cole and Son is well represented by this new group of fifteen fantastical designs.…
Posted in art, design, interior design, travel
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Next Stop Paris | Maison et Objet and Deco Off
I have been dying to tell you and am now delighted to share that I will be leaving on Tuesday to attend the Maison et Objet and Paris Deco Off shows.
For the last 18 years, Maison et Objet has attracted both major players and emerging talent in home design from around the world. …
For the last 18 years, Maison et Objet has attracted both major players and emerging talent in home design from around the world. …
Posted in art, design, furniture, interior design, photography, sculpture
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