Decorative item
Aurélie Hoegy
A French artist and designer, a graduate of the Design Academy in Eindhoven, this young woman already has an international reputation at the age of 33. Discover her selection on MOM!
Banco de Papel Vereda
The line of Domingos T tora-benches are made of repurposed cardboard pulp and oxidized iron to construct the legs. The individual layers and flowing lines are formed by hand, laid to dry in the Brazilian sun and glued together with an organic and biodegradable glue. Domingos’ benches are not only aesthetically pleasing, but provide comfortable seating as well. The benches are strictly for indoor use.
Largo Couch
The ever-evolving definition of home was the inspiration behind Largo lounge chair by Finali. Handmade in the acclaimed furniture capital of the Philippines, Cebu City, Finali’s furniture reflect the fusion of the traditional living and the high life that knows no bounds. Transcending any interior from a place of comfort, into a gallery of memories, adventures and treasures, reminiscent of the passage of time.
Oscar Small Chair in Special Boucle
Inspired by the curved lines poetry of Oscar Niemeyer’s architecture, Oscar small chair allures for its sensual and free-flowing curves. Like niemeyer once said “curves makeup the entire universe” as this contemporary sofa will surely make up any living room adding asophisticated and timeless appeal. Shown in special wool fabric. Handmade in Portugal. Custom size and materials available upon request. Show in Special boucle fabric Nobilis SF.DE.21.006.
Camino Rug
Wool rug woven by hand in the Oaxaca region of Mexico. We use local natural dyes such as: pomegranate, Indian rose, tamarind, indigo... The raw materials are harvested according to their season, which makes their use environmentally friendly. This know-how, coming from the Oaxaca region in Mexico, has been transmitted from generation to generation, perpetuating all the actions inherent in the creation of this textile: carding, spinning, dyeing and weaving.
Cuauhtli
This unique and contemporary light fixture combines natural elements with modern design, creating a captivating centrepiece for your space. The smooth, polished surface of the wooden spheres adds a touch of elegance and visual appeal to the overall design of the lamp. The rich matte black finish creates a bold and dramatic contrast to the natural texture of the wood. To improve the aesthetics of the lamp, it incorporates a palm screen made from dried palm leaves. The palm's intricate weave adds texture and depth.
Cashmere stole, scarf, scarf.
100% cashmere scarf woven by hand using traditional Nepalese weaving and spinning methods. Cashmere comes from native goats in the Himalayas called “Chyangra” raised at over 3000 meters and renowned the world over for the quality of their wool.Nothing is more pleasant, luxurious and sophisticated than a 100% cashmere garment!
MONOLITH - 3D ceramic printed side table
The “MONOLITH” side table was designed to be printed in one piece using a single printing process. It is then baked and the final product is ready to be used without additional fixing accessories or any other high-quality materials, making it the most environmentally friendly product in our furniture collection. Material of our table: sandstone clay, technique: 3D printing, technique: 3D printing, diameter: 350 mm, height: 450 mm
Aurélie Hoegy, rattan tamer
This French artist and designer, a graduate of the Design Academy in Eindhoven, already has an international reputation at the age of 33. Her rattan chaise longue, Duchesse, has entered the permanent collections of the Centre Pompidou, and the CNAP has also acquired three of her pieces. It has to be said that she works with this liana - which she learned to tame during a residency in Indonesia - with a dexterity that commands admiration. Approached by a prestigious museum in Texas, who commissioned a monumental tapestry, in rattan of course, she creates voluptuous, sculptural seats, coffee tables and sofas for numerous collectors, in limited series. While she waits for her research into Chinese bamboo, coconut and agave fiber to come to fruition...
