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Wonder
Wonder is a manifestation of the clash between the ever-changing awareness of our past, present, and future. In an attempt of hacked escapism, we find comfort in creating an incomprehensible world, one that ironically comes to mimic the things that we once found solace in. Thanks to innovations of AI and VR designers are playing with warped yet conforming shapes, design looks both familiar and completely novel — it’s a sensationalized concoction of rendered dimensions.
A selection based on the webinar held by Maison&Objet x Fashion Snoops
During recent webinar, Philippe Brocart, Managing Director of Maison&Objet, Lilly Berelovich, CCO of Fashion Snoops, and Jaye Anna Mize, Vice-President of Home for Fashion Snoops reflected on the current situation and discussed market shifts, so we can all stay a step ahead of the practices and needs of tomorrow.
Revisit the trends highlighted in this webinar: Wonder, Goodness and Edge.
A selection based on the webinar held by Maison&Objet x Fashion Snoops
During recent webinar, Philippe Brocart, Managing Director of Maison&Objet, Lilly Berelovich, CCO of Fashion Snoops, and Jaye Anna Mize, Vice-President of Home for Fashion Snoops reflected on the current situation and discussed market shifts, so we can all stay a step ahead of the practices and needs of tomorrow.
Revisit the trends highlighted in this webinar: Wonder, Goodness and Edge.
Perseverance
A Koi stands for strenght, wisdom, perseverance and good luck.The history of Koi fish is believed to originate from eastern Asia, in the Black, Caspian, Aral Seas and China. But now they are completely embedded in the full eastern Asian culture. The legend surrounding the carp is symbolic for ultimate perseverance and strenght. To keep on going eventhough it seems to be pointless. In the legend a group of onehundred Koi tried to swim upstream the Yellow river and up the falls at Dragongate. Only one succeeded and he was transformed into a dragon as a reward
Baby Alpaga - Fringed Furniture
Fringed storage unit, smaller than Alpaga. Several compartments are hidden behind a curtain of fringes. Baby Alpaca seems to breathe under its long coat. Half-animal, half-vegetable, this mysterious piece of furniture arouses curiosity and becomes a presence in the room. Designed by Rachel & Benoît Convers. Baby Alpaga comes in five color variations: Mysterious Black, Blossom Carmine, Electric Blue, Chic Gold, Sparkling Green and Antic Gold.
