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The object: the symbol of a joyful identity... (Re)-Discover the products of the Rare times... exhibition by François Delclaux of the Maison&Objet Paris fair in March 2022. A tribute to these household objects contributing to our bliss and making our homes a refuge.
100% HAND WOVEN LINEN FABRICS
Handcrafted. Custom order - width, length, design. Our hand woven linen fabrics are designed for different tastes and professional needs. They are highly appreciated especially by fashion designers, architects and seamstresses. Transparent and tight, weaved using combined techniques – mixed with wool, silk, viscose, mohair and other natural materials, fabrics interwoven with boucle or metallic threads, starched or pre-washed, ironed or crumpled, embroidered. We produce hand woven linen for all tastes.
Massaï bottle
In collaboration with UMAMI we imagined pieces combining ceramics and wood. Black and white raw stoneware bottles.
Ice Cream Bowl
Classic shapes with attention to detail. Design Filipe Alarcão by Molde. Fine stoneware made from natural clay sourced in Portugal
VENERE
Palissandro Reale marble, unique in the world, creates this venere design candle holder Metamorphic rock, with marked and heterogeneous white veins,delicate blue. The uniqueness of the minerals creates brilliance,a surprising and irregular chromatism.Mesozoic era.Origin: Ossola, ItalyFinish: satinVenere features floral notes of orange, jasmine, cyclamen and petitgrain mixed with a luxurious 100% natural wax - coconut, rapeseed, soy and beeswax
Fer à Cheval Marseille soap with Olive oil 300g
Since 1856, Fer à Cheval rooted in the living heritage, is proud to perpetuate the crafting of an iconic product of the Marseille culture with tradition and passion. This soap is made in traditional cauldrons with only vegetable oils, and without any fragrance, dye, preservative or animal fats. The soap also comes in an premium collection.
The object: the symbol of a joyful identity
Through a theatrical, poetic pathway, François Delclaux pays tribute to these household objects contributing to our domestic bliss and making our homes a refuge that protects us from the tumultuous world outside. A gentle pause within the Maison & Objet fair, this space revisits the five senses – scenting, drinking, wrapping up in softness, blossoming, illuminating –, and highlights rare, happy moments of our lives, enhancing the intimate relationship we have with these essential everyday objects that are key components of our joyful identity.