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WHAT'S NEW? « Artistic » by Elizabeth Leriche
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.
Tinos carpet
Handwoven wool and jute rug. Inspired by the nomadic world, trips and encounters, this collection will make your home travel through a universe that favors authenticity and natural materials. From Paros to Menorca via Capri, Natura immerses us in a Mediterranean walk where the inspirations are limitless. Natural materials such as abaca, jute or wool evoke all the beauty of our land through a simple and curious ethnic style.
FURNITURE
The furniture collections of 101 Copenhagen feature a wide range of products ranging from small side tables to chairs. The furniture collections are inspired by different time periods. One is inspired by 70s futuristic design and space age together with the Art Deco period and one is inspired by Brutalist architecture. Adjacent to it is the collection inspired by the Brutalism movement of the mid-20th Century where the simplified block-like structures and concrete components dominated cities around the world.
Paula Bowl, Orange, Stoneware
The Paula Bowl by Bloomingville is made of stoneware and adds a touch of color to the table setting. The bowl is part of the extensive Paula series, featuring a pink and orange dip-dye effect in the glaze, beautifully contrasting the light shade. Use it to serve snacks and breakfast, or as a decorative element. Due to the nature of the glaze, each bowl may vary slightly, making each one unique.
Sicily vases by Ottolenghi
The creative collaboration between celebrated British-Israeli chef Yotam Ottolenghi and his good friend, artist Ivo Bisignano, led this time to four exuberant hand-painted ceramic vases. With the Sicily vase collection, they journey from the table to the outside. ‘In Sicily, where I grew up, you eat at the kitchen table while enjoying the view of the colourful balconies with their magnificent flowers’, says Ivo Bisignano. Sicily captures Ottolenghi’s exuberant cooking style and is simultaneously an ode to the sun, colours and passion of Bisignano’s birthplace.
Tramonti by Maria Scarpulla
Simple yet poetic wall paintings surrounded by a halo of light: that’s Tramonti Lighting in a nutshell. Maria Scarpulla, the name by which Maria Scarpulla and her partner Jori Hernalsteen (1987) design minimalist objects, started off with painting color shapes that would later become light objects.
Elizabeth Leriche, Founder of the trend office Elizabeth Leriche
Elizabeth Leriche is what we call a trend hunter and has been working with fashion, textiles, design, habitat and the manufacturing industry for over 20 years. Elizabeth is interested in everything regarding trends in fashion, home décor and tableware. For the last 10 years, she has been part of the Maison & Objet Trend Observatory, for which she loves to include visitors into the spaces she designs by playing with all their senses. For the Digital Fair, Elizabeth will participate in the « WHAT'S NEW? » CREATIVE EVOLUTIONS FW 2020/21 with François Delclaux and François Bernard by presenting a selection of new products drawn from the collections of brands present on the MOM platform. Photo credits @JeanMarcPalisse
