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Caroline Petit
As the designer of the Three Seven Paris brand, Caroline Petit gave in to the call of clay a bit by chance, following a fateful encounter with a ceramic artist. Following the success of her first collection of black-and-white plates, she set up her workshop in 2017 in Villejuif, and the orders poured in. Discover her selection on MOM!
ANAGA COLLECTION by Helena Rohner
Why settle for a single candle when you can create a symphony of light and shadow with a set of candles? That is the aim of the Anaga collection: to create a luminous, softly colored scenario with Mediterranean reminiscences to organically illuminate paused rooms.The collection, created by Helena Rohner together with Cerabella, is the result of a delicate search for each one of the pieces that, combined, with their range of shades of magnolia pink, olive green, aqua, sand, brown or lemon yellow, form a unique and magical composition.
Nightbloom by Marcel Wanders - Handmade Porcelain Lighting Sculpture
Paris will also be showcasing important lighting innovations in Lladró porcelain. The result of the collaboration with the renowned Marcel Wanders is a new version of Nightbloom in white and gold which expands the collection inspired by the subtle beauty of flower petals fluttering in the breeze. A masterpiece that combines the inventiveness of the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders with the handcrafted excellence of Lladró.
- THE BOLETI LAMP ™️ - SOLAR LAMP - MADE IN SPAIN
THE BOLETI LAMP ™️, a Solar Innovation! It is a weighted table or floor lamp with wavy curves, with a timeless silhouette, for pure, rare elegance and refinement. It is a powerful, high-end jewel of technology for 40cm height/35cm wide for the upper part, providing very powerful lumens, for a long-lasting, powerful, comfortable autonomy.Boleti offers you a refined, uniform warm light for your Space. To be used outside and inside! - 100% solar- ON/OFF/AUTO switch activated by light sensor. MADE IN SPAIN
Dragonflight Balance Light
The Dragonfly Balance Lamp is created with passion and precision, using only the highest quality, eco-friendly materials, resulting in a truly unique piece of art with both form and function. Laser cut from maple or walnut, and with LED lights hidden under the wings, the dragonfly balances beautifully on the simple cylindrical base, or on another surface you choose, and can even be spun for extra wow-factor. Designed in-house by Gingko in Warwick, UK
Klasik chair
Klasik is a wrap-around chair design, born as a new contemporary icon, where craftsmanship and wood meet technology to offer a wide range of finishes and solutions. Its warmth, elegance and comfort reflect a timeless and classic personality, ideal for any room and circumstance. Thanks to its material and versatility, this chair can be decked out in casual style or given a more formal appearance, always bringing a unique touch to every atmosphere within a same space.
SHADE SAILS
An exciting origin is the perfect beginning for the creation of something beautiful. All the material used to make our shade sails comes from modern large Maxi Yachts. The special nature of the distinctive weave we use for the shade sails provides a dense shade and at the same time expresses a particular luminosity that is revealed against the light.
Maya Stand
Le MAYA est un nid d'oiseaux. Sortant de la pandémie et partageant notre espace avec la nature, le MAYA a été conçu pour créer et inviter une petite congrégation d'oiseaux à communier avec nous. Outre le stand MAYA (avec 4 nichoirs tissés à la main en osier), il existe également un nichoir suspendu MAYA pour les petits espaces. Le MAYA a été conçu par Gabriel Lichauco et a été tissé à l'atelier ZACARIAS 1925/S.C.Vizcarra.
Caroline Petit, a graphical and poetic take on ceramics
As the designer of the Three Seven Paris brand, Caroline Petit gave in to the call of clay a bit by chance, following a fateful encounter with ceramic artist Claire Lecreux, based in Périgueux. Following the success of her first collection of black-and-white plates presented at the Maison&Objet fair, she set up her workshop in 2017 in Villejuif, and the orders poured in. Four years later, she decided to move to the 6th arrondissement of Paris to open a 150m2 workshop/boutique, which allows her clients to see the production of her handmade, hand-illustrated dishware with graphic patterns that can be endlessly mixed and matched. This is indeed the strength of this brand that is both timeless and eminently in tune with our era, and which invites us to come together around a table setting that's delicate, contemporary and sophisticated
