• Tag: Maison et Objet


    MAISON&OBJET September 2012 // MINIMUM by Elizabeth Leriche.

    15th October

    As promised in my posts last week, I’m really excited to share with you my personal highlight from MAISON&OBJET held in Paris in September. MINIMUM, curated by Elizabeth Leriche, examined the idea of “revealing the essence of Beauty in all its purity.” This exhibition resonated with me on several levels – I rediscovered a number of old favourites, and added a few new ones to the list…



    MAISON&OBJET Highlights, September 2012 // Part 02.

    9th October

    As promised, I’m back with with Part 2 of the highlights from my recent visit to MAISON&OBJET in Paris. Today’s post is a small collection of my favourite moments related to products, home-wares, accessories, sets, styling, other bits and pieces… Some are crafty, others more closely related to design, and all of them caught my attention in one way or another. So here goes…



    MAISON&OBJET Highlights, September 2012 // Part 01.

    8th October

    So… you know… I’m back! Err… yes, I realise that most of you probably didn’t even realise I was away, unless you’ve been following my adventures over on Instagram. Regardless, I am here today to share with you some of the highlights from my first ever visit to MAISON&OBJET, a major French trade fair held biannually in gay-Paree (oh how I adore that city). Given that Maison is considered to be one of the three most important design events in Europe, I had reasonably high expectations from the show…




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