Collectible design
COLLECTIBLE, the only fair exclusively dedicated to contemporary collectible design, is now launching its call…
During Paris Design Week 2024, Molteni&C presents this monograph dedicated to the identity, history, and values of the company, for the first time in France in the Paris Flagship Store.
Design Miami.Paris announces its preview highlights from the galleries presenting at the second edition of its flagship Parisian fair. Returning to L’hôtel de Maisons, the 18th century mansion in the cultural district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the fair will run alongside Art Basel Paris from October 16-20, 2024, with Preview Day held on October 15.
Few creators blend technical precision with artistic vision quite like Paddy Pike. As the founder of Paddy Pike Studio, he has carved out a unique niche in the home furnishings industry, crafting pieces that are both functional marvels and aesthetic triumphs, most recently his innovative floor-to-ceiling Creso rug collection.
Grand Armoire is Signature cabinet designed for a prestigious project by Scarlet Splendour in collaboration with Matteo Cibic and Denino Interiors London.With a reference to the motifs of Scarlet Splendour’s iconic Vanilla Noir collection, the Grand Armoire cabinet is distinguished by its fluid form and eccentric character.
Following its successful Tokyo debut at Kudan House in May and fresh off winning the Best Curio Presentation Award at Design Miami.Basel in June, the 2024 edition of Craft x Tech showcases a series of groundbreaking collaborations between six renowned international creators and master artisans from the Tohoku region of Japan.
In his workshop outside London, Tom Faulkner transforms raw metal into award-winning furniture designs, emphasizing strong silhouettes and clean lines.
COLLECTIBLE, Europe’s unrivaled contemporary design fair, announces its exclusive New York City debut this September in collaboration with WSA and Water Street Projects.
Building upon the success of their first collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Abner Henry is at it again with a phase two. This latest iteration, The Met Façade Collection, pays homage to the museum’s breathtaking architectural façade.
By showcasing the unique experiences, struggles, and joys of the LGBTQ community, the exhibition promotes empathy, understanding, and acceptance among a broader audience.