Paris 2018 – Japanese lacquering techniques reloaded with digital technologies and millennials’ office furniture but also exquisites vases and a triumph of glassware… Archipanic went on a (design) mission in Paris. Here what we liked the most!

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Eclectic glass designs debut in Paris

Kengo Kuma’s charred Bohemian crystal, Zaha Hadid created ‘rippling’ vessels while Tom Dixon designed double headed home terrariums, and more…

5 exquisite vases set to reign over the living room with style

Composite vase-bouquets, feminine and elegant linear designs and architectural concrete inspirations. Archipanic picked 5 exquisite vases on show at Maison & Objet 2018. Read more…

8 textile designs by Tom Dixon, Inga Sempé, Dimore Studio and more

Hand-knotted bi-dimensional universes, women-empowering knitted stools and hand-woven sacred geometries. In Paris, 8 textile designs celebrated the art of weaving. Read more…

TAKT Project digitally empowers Japanese lacquered crafts

Ancient Japanese lacquering techniques meet 3D Printing and rippling computer effects. TAKT Project merges centenary traditions with cutting edge technologies for design lacquerware brand KISHU+. “Not a replacement, but a way to preserve and update, respectfully“. Read more…

MONDO lamp by Antonio Facco invites to create optical patterns

A simple gesture invites you to compose geometrical patterns. Antonio Facco’s MONDO lamp debuted at Maison&Objet’s “Rising Talent” exhibition. Read more…

Egon office furniture reflects the informal attitude of millennials at work

Multitasking side tables and pastel coloured poufs: Iratzoki Liaso design Egon, a furniture collection for millennials’ co-living and co.working lifestyles. Read more…

Pinterest!

Explore the very best Maison & Objet 2018 on our dedicated Pinterst gallery. Read more…