Design and lifestyle come together in Maison & Objet 2018 launches

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Modernity of Brazilian design from 1950 to 1980' at Galerie Chastel-Maréchal – twenty-one pieces, signed by seven great names in Brazilian modern design, were brought together by gallery owner Aline Chastel to be exhibited in Paris in a vibrant setting painted by Vincent Darre.

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Artek – the brand accepted the challenge of working in a compact space to present its products. In the September issue of Maison & Objet, it presents versions of the Golden Bell and Beehive Black lamps, created by Alvar Aalto and the Rivi fabric, designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

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Nendo – The aim of the Skeleton collection is to reduce the amount of material used in forks, knives and cutlery as much as possible without compromising their aesthetics or functionality. The result is hollow pieces with contours similar to X-ray images that will be presented at the fair.

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Muranti seeks to find a balance in its furniture. The brand has two collections, one inspired by the artisanal way of finding precious stones and metals and the other inspired by the spectacular and unique colors of these same metals and gems.

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Rug Society – Together with Covet House, the brand will present its rugs in Paris and also in London in partnership with the brand Boca do Lobo. One of the pieces on display is the Xisto rug, inspired by the texture of stones and minerals.

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Coralla Maiuri – The ceramics and porcelains of the Italian artist Coralla Maiuri are delicate and full of details. The colors and themes are nostalgic and fantastic and have the most diverse inspirations: from classical music to baroque paintings.

(Divulgação)

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Case – The brand’s new pieces are characterized by being lightweight and straight-lined, perfect for outdoor areas. The creations include benches, tables and sofas, constructed from weather-resistant and rust-resistant aluminum, making them durable, low-maintenance furniture.

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Nardi – the Italian brand presents the Komodo modular sofa line, inspired by tree branches. The system allows the user to create their own botanical weave by combining the pieces. The seats and backrests are rotatable, allowing for intertwining.

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'Beyrough' at the S. Bensimon Gallery Silvio Macchi

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'Beyrough' at S. Bensimon Gallery – Lebanese design creativity is celebrated with an exhibition featuring pieces by the likes of David/Nicolas, Hala Matta and Marc Baroud.

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Vitra – More than 70 years after its creation, Vitra brings a limited edition of 999 units of the Eames Radio, created by Charles & Ray Eames in 1946. A version of the Eames House Bird in walnut with a lacquer finish will also be presented.

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Vitra – the Toolbox is a creation by Arik Levy designed to house and organize a wide range of objects. Vitra is re-editing the piece in new colors for Maison & Objet.

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Vitra – Resting Animals, by the design duo Front, is a figurative collection that is the result of research into the connection between humans and objects. Most of the interviewees considered animal figurines to be the most significant objects in their lives.

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Vitra – In the 1950s, artist Isamu Noguchi created the Akari Light sculptures, made using traditional techniques and paper as a material. Three new models have been added to the line. Each lamp is handcrafted in a workshop in Ozeki.

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From September 7th to 11th, Paris will host Maison & Objet . With over 3,000 exhibitors, the fair brings together the biggest brands and professionals in international design. For the second edition of the year, the space has been organized into colorful hubs and sectors, allowing visitors to navigate more smoothly.

Two hubs divide the fair: MAISON explores 4 different universes where you can find the best decoration and interior solutions for homes organized by style. Meanwhile, at OBJET , seven sectors with the best decorative objects and accessories are organized by product family. https://www.facebook.com/maisonobjetparis/videos/248424942481502/

The designer honored in this edition is Belgian Ramy Fischler. A graduate of ENSCI-Les Ateliers in Paris, the young professional founded his own studio – RF Studio – in 2011. Fischler has a very distinct approach to design and his work has a strong connection to drama: he is currently the set designer for L'Opéra Comique and created the set for Hamlet for the play's season.

According to Maison & Objet ’s announcement, “Rather than focusing on the formal aspects of space or product design, Ramy Fischler prefers to question the value of function: anticipating tomorrow’s behaviors, defining the reason and use of each design, and visualizing the environment in which a piece would be effective. These are the preliminary steps in his creative process.”

Maison & Objet Service set2018

From September 7th to 11th From 9:30am to 7pm (until 6pm on the 11th) Where? Paris Nord Villepinte – ZAC Paris Nord 2, 93420 Villepinte As? Tickets on the website

Modernity of Brazilian design from 1950 to 1980' at Galerie Chastel-Maréchal – twenty-one pieces, signed by seven great names in Brazilian modern design, were brought together by gallery owner Aline Chastel to be exhibited in Paris in a vibrant setting painted by Vincent Darre.

Artek – the brand accepted the challenge of working in a compact space to present its products. In the September issue of Maison & Objet, it presents versions of the Golden Bell and Beehive Black lamps, created by Alvar Aalto and the Rivi fabric, designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

Nendo – The aim of the Skeleton collection is to reduce the amount of material used in forks, knives and cutlery as much as possible without compromising their aesthetics or functionality. The result is hollow pieces with contours similar to X-ray images that will be presented at the fair.

Muranti seeks to find a balance in its furniture. The brand has two collections, one inspired by the artisanal way of finding precious stones and metals and the other inspired by the spectacular and unique colors of these same metals and gems.

Rug Society – Together with Covet House, the brand will present its rugs in Paris and also in London in partnership with the brand Boca do Lobo. One of the pieces on display is the Xisto rug, inspired by the texture of stones and minerals.

Coralla Maiuri – The ceramics and porcelains of the Italian artist Coralla Maiuri are delicate and full of details. The colors and themes are nostalgic and fantastic and have the most diverse inspirations: from classical music to baroque paintings.

Case – The brand’s new pieces are characterized by being lightweight and straight-lined, perfect for outdoor areas. The creations include benches, tables and sofas, constructed from weather-resistant and rust-resistant aluminum, making them durable, low-maintenance furniture.

Nardi – the Italian brand presents the Komodo modular sofa line, inspired by tree branches. The system allows the user to create their own botanical weave by combining the pieces. The seats and backrests are rotatable, allowing for intertwining.

'Beyrough' at S. Bensimon Gallery – Lebanese design creativity is celebrated with an exhibition featuring pieces by the likes of David/Nicolas, Hala Matta and Marc Baroud.

Vitra – More than 70 years after its creation, Vitra brings a limited edition of 999 units of the Eames Radio, created by Charles & Ray Eames in 1946. A version of the Eames House Bird in walnut with a lacquer finish will also be presented.

Vitra – the Toolbox is a creation by Arik Levy designed to house and organize a wide range of objects. Vitra is re-editing the piece in new colors for Maison & Objet.

Vitra – Resting Animals, by the design duo Front, is a figurative collection that is the result of research into the connection between humans and objects. Most of the interviewees considered animal figurines to be the most significant objects in their lives.

Vitra – In the 1950s, artist Isamu Noguchi created the Akari Light sculptures, made using traditional techniques and paper as a material. Three new models have been added to the line. Each lamp is handcrafted in a workshop in Ozeki.

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