WHAT'S NEW? « Artistic » by Elizabeth Leriche
Selection M&0
As opposed to decor that's too formulaic and commonplace, this stylistic trend, through its "artistic" and "unique" aspects, proudly proclaims a certain freedom of taste and tone that makes living spaces truly stand out from the rest. Elizabeth Leriche offers an overview of a bohemian, artsy, vibrant, and joyful vision that gives us a new form of expressionism in its shapes, materials, and colors. The color range is warm and muted. Materials are authentic, rustic, or more sophisticated. Textile coverings come in natural materials such as felt and wool bouclé.
Speakers Digital Talks | Digital Fair Maison&Objet
For the Digital Fair from Maison&Objet, Elizabeth Leriche presents this selection during the "WHAT'S NEW? A/W 2020/21 CREATIVE EVOLUTIONS" talk, which you can view or re-view on the Maison&Objet website. Built around three major cultural, stylistic, and creative themes, this talk addresses the remarkable shifts in creative design and in the lifestyle market today.
You can also find the "WHAT'S NEW?" selections from François Delclaux and François Bernardon MOM.
Speakers Digital Talks | Digital Fair Maison&Objet
For the Digital Fair from Maison&Objet, Elizabeth Leriche presents this selection during the "WHAT'S NEW? A/W 2020/21 CREATIVE EVOLUTIONS" talk, which you can view or re-view on the Maison&Objet website. Built around three major cultural, stylistic, and creative themes, this talk addresses the remarkable shifts in creative design and in the lifestyle market today.
You can also find the "WHAT'S NEW?" selections from François Delclaux and François Bernardon MOM.
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Rug Fragmento collection
ARTYCRAFT
Wool rug, hand-woven in the Oaxaca region of Mexico. We use local natural dyes such as: pomegranate, Indian rose, Tamarin, Indigotier... Raw materials are harvested according to their season making the use of this season responsible for the environment. This know-how, from the Oaxaca region of Mexico, has been passed down from generation to generation perpetuating all the gestures inherent in the creation of this textile: carding, spinning, dye and weave. -
BRUTUS CHAIR & TABLE
101 COPENHAGEN
The Brutus collection is inspired by the architectural Brutalism movement of the mid 20th century. Each style is designed as a simplified block-like structure, which reminisces architectural building components of concrete. Brutus also refers to the Roman Empire, founders of classic architectural geometry. The BRUTUS series consist a lounge chair, dinning chair and a coffee table Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl -
Nordic home décor
BLOOMINGVILLE
This season we do not only celebrate our 20th Anniversary, we also pay homage to our design philosophy, enhancing design that at first glance seem imperfect. This is the very foundation of Bloomingville’s design, a soft Nordic look that creates a relaxed feel. The new Nordic AW20 styles is the epitome of the beauty that lies in the imperfect. Use the new home accessories to give your home edge and personality and the new furniture to ensure a clean and calm Nordic frame. -
FONTE 2
RINA MENARDI
Decorative ceramic centerpiece, each product is unique and handmade in Italy. -
Wind&Fire by Marie Michielssen
SERAX
The new WIND & FIRE collection comprises the glass interpretations of Marie’s organic paper mâché EARTH vases, in addition to a series of completely new shapes. Vases that are reminiscent of old pharmacy pots. The organic versions come in shades of brown, green and dark blue, while the sleeker designs were executed in celestial blue and cognac. “The transition between these two colours reminds me of the transition between the sea and the sand”, says Marie. -
ASSEMBLE by destroyers/builders
VALERIE_OBJECTS
The ASSEMBLE sofa designed by destroyers/builders encourages exactly what its name suggests: to assemble your own sofa. The asymmetrical cushions are assembled into different sofa-elements. There are single seaters to choose from, two-seaters, corner elements, poufs and side tables to play around with. This sofa was developed to be neither too firm, nor very soft. “This universal fit was a very important feature in my design process”, says Linde Freya Tangelder, the woman behind destroyers/builders. Form-wise the ASSEMBLE was inspired by weathered pebble stones, by ground glass or the remains
