WHAT'S NEW? « New Traditional » by François Delclaux
Selection M&0
François Delclaux addresses the popular movement in favor of ultra-localism and describes a renewed, creative traditionalism, where it's the place itself that gives projects their "shape". Well beyond its simple ethnic dimension, this trend includes a new cultural and heritage-led philosophy that places the "terroir", the artisan, local craftsmanship, its traditions, and the material at the core of object production. This approach is also reinforced with an outlook that includes environmental responsibility, social equity, and sustainable development.
Speakers Digital Talks | Digital Fair Maison&Objet
For the Digital Fair from Maison&Objet, François Delclaux 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 Bernard and Elizabeth Leriche on MOM.
Speakers Digital Talks | Digital Fair Maison&Objet
For the Digital Fair from Maison&Objet, François Delclaux 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 Bernard and Elizabeth Leriche on MOM.
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Korea Ceramic Master Kwon Tae-hyun
ICHEON CERAMIC
"Adding the Beauty of Celadon to Practicality", Master Kwon Tae-hyun of Hyo Chun Pottery. “The relief designs under the glaze are what makes my celadon stand out. The harmony between cel- adon and relief design creates a feeling of Kore- an-ness, but also goes with western cuisine and ta- ble settings,” he said. “My works are popular with both Koreans and people from all over the world. I plan to develop more tech- niques and to make pottery that is loved by an even wider audience.” -
Sharing Plate
JARS CERAMISTES
SHARING Collection/Glazed stoneware/Handmade in France/Color palette: Satin ivory + Satin black+Satin blue + Havana + Brick + Peacock/Art of sharing and mixing. Ideal for large mismatched tables. Matte and satin finish. Edges with serrated or scalloped relief, each its personality/Shapes: flat plate, mini plate, bowls, cup, cup, oval dish. -
Plain rug handmade in France
LA TISSERIE
From each space is born a singular, tailor-made project. The free field collection invites you to escape. Natural tones combine in a random game, offering a peaceful vibration of infinite shades, amber, rosé, depending on the brightness. These unique rugs highlight the golden ochre wool of the Solognote breed, heathered with ecru from different breeds of the Massif Central. The edges are worked here with a turquoise stained thread that underlines the length of the carpet. Hand woven rug on hand loom. All sizes possible. -
Hand-woven InterLines Rug No.IL06P
LAINES PAYSANNES
Our most rustic but also the most noble wools are selected for the manufacture of unique carpets, which are both dense, raw and refined. Woven by hand in our workshops, they highlight the ancestral gestures of weaving. Our interline rugs are an expression of time and the immense space of all possible, singular pieces bearing simple, ethical and timeless values.Traditional weave with arms on Glimakra loom, carpet 90 x 61 cm, 100% wool (unbleached Tarasconnaise chain, Basco Béarnaise weft, Scotch mule lines). -
pitcher
MANUFACTURE DE DIGOIN 1875
These pitchers are from the manufacture's archives. Volume: 1L. -
Large hoof and lacquer ring pendant
L'INDOCHINEUR PARIS HANOI
Fully handmade by artisans partners from Vietnam -
A Little Color Big + Small Bowls
KAPKA ENAMELWARE
"A LITTLE COLOR" COLLECTION Every piece in this collections is designed uniquely using an infusion technique and only natural paints pure of toxins. The selection of lively colors aim to lighten up your day so all that is left for you is to enjoy them.
