Nine Designers Share Their Latest Products at Maison & Objet
For this spring’s market feature, we highlight nine designers and eight of their products from Maison & Objet 2019.
Read more: Maison & Objet’s January 2019 Edition Highlights Warmer Palettes and Raw Textures
Designer: Eugeni Quitllet for Vondom
Product: Brooklyn
Standout: The fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene armchair, available in four neutral-cool colors, channels the intricate lines of New York’s Brooklyn Bridge.
Designers: Britt Moran and Emiliano Salci for Illulian
Product: Costellazioni 3
Standout: The Dimorestudio founders indulge their love of lush, retro hues in a limited-edition wool-silk rug featuring pointed geometries that recall origami.
Designer: Philippe Malouin for SCP
Product: Barrel
Standout: A highlight of the designer’s four-piece collection—his second for the maker—the table sports circular bases clad in white oak slats, a clever nod to wine or whiskey barrels.
Designer: Pauline Deltour of Ames
Product: Cana
Standout: The disc-shape seat of the French designer’s petite stool is hand-braided from arrow cane, a bamboo-like tropical plant cultivated in northern Colombia.
Designer: Arik Levy for Forestier
Product: Bamboo
Standout: In the pulley-pendant and lantern variants of the industrial designer’s cage light, two-tone bamboo strips cast delicate shadows.
Designer: Pierre Charpin for Ligne Roset
Product: Astair
Standout: This comfort-driven armchair with pocket-sprung suspension, headrest, and footstool riffs on Franco Albini’s Tre Pezzi chair from 1959.
Designer: Patrick Jouin for Pedrali
Product: Elliot
Standout: An elegant tripartite leg and a top that flips up for easy stowage distinguish the Interior Design Hall of Fame member’s powder-coated aluminum side table.
Designer: Mae Engelgeer for CC-Tapis
Product: Bliss Big Blue
Standout: Warm and cool, circular and oblong collide in the Dutch textile designer’s rug, hand-knotted in Nepal of Himalayan wool and silk.
