Decorative item
Pattern Factory - What's new? @Maison&Objet Paris
The pattern is making a strong comeback, its field is limitless, so to illustrate this year's theme, 'Enjoy,' Elizabeth Leriche dedicates her entire space to it: Pattern Factory. Discover it on MOM!
Pamela lamp
An ancient Asian abacus, an unusual representation of what is probably the oldest calculating machine in the world, was the source of inspiration for the Pamela lamp.It was a very modern decorative object praising the science of calculation, and it was soon imagined as a lacquered wooden lamp, with a very seventies shape.
Rattan Round Tray SEVILLA
Handwoven rattan tray with tempered glass, round shape and light brown leather handles. It is perfect for serving or as a decorative element on a table. 100% handmade product, small imperfections or variations in measurements can be found. Available in tow sizes: Large: 45x45x6 cm and Small: 35x35x5 cm.
Custom carpet
Artistic, colorful and tailor-made creations, designed in Paris in our studio. Rug available in tufted or hand-knotted versions. Use of top quality New Zealand wool. Fully customized dimensions: possibility of square, circular and/or oval cuttingPossible insertion of embossed, viscose or silk patterns. Wool density adjustable according to customer needs (Hotel, co-working, private residence) Colors, designs and designs fully customizable at the customer's request.
Grounds for elation
Patterns are back with a vengeance, and their scope is limitless. And so, Elizabeth Leriche has devoted her entire space to illustrating this year’s theme, “Enjoy”: Welcome to Pattern Factory. On its colorful façade, you’ll find designs in a joyful clash of all kinds of shapes, colors, and inspirations. Assembled, mixed, and juxtaposed…dots, flowers, historical patterns, and stripes energetically celebrate life! Visitors are called to immerse themselves in a hypnotic hallway that’s covered from floor to ceiling, before they discover five exercises in style that unfurl over five little alcoves. Artsy, ethnic, urban, garden-inspired, Pop…such are the many “grounds” to celebrate! Everyone can mix and match them as they like, to boldly express their uniqueness and free expression. And lastly, the exhibition wouldn’t be complete without understanding how all these delights are made and what inspired them. It’s all simply fascinating!
