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Paris Design Week 2024: A Personal Guide to What We Loved

Paris Design Week 2024 brought together a diverse range of designers, architects, and creators who continue to push the boundaries of contemporary design. From innovative sustainability efforts to standout exhibitions and rising stars, this year's event was a thrilling exploration of creativity. Below is our detailed guide to what captured our attention and left us inspired.

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Portuguese Architecture & Decoration

The term "azulejos" comes from the Arabic "al-zulaydi," meaning "polished small stone." These are ceramic tiles adorned with organic or geometric patterns that, when assembled, create a rhythm or a fresco in a single piece. Their designs reflect the artistic movements of the periods in which they were created.

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Portrait of Catherine - founder of Atelier Lanselle

In my studio, I have a ritual: coffee, incense, and flowers are necessary for me. It’s my sanctuary, but when I start a project, I become obsessed with it and its realization. A piece of wood, a type of wood, a piece of furniture, everything has meaning and allows me to reflect on my desires. I test, I try!! I also like involving my clients in my research to be sure I understand their needs.

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Salone del Mobile 2024: A Design Odyssey

Salone del Mobile is not merely an exhibition; it’s a global design summit that encapsulates the essence of creativity and craftsmanship. The 2024 edition emphasized “Sustainability and Innovation,” a theme that resonated throughout the event’s diverse pavilions. Designers, architects, and creatives from around the world converged to showcase cutting-edge furniture, innovative materials, and visionary concepts.

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Portrait of Clara Clamens - the talented Marseille-based artisan crafting beauty in Wood

Most of my inspiration comes from the curves you can see in nature around: a leaf, a cloud, a seaweed, waves etc. I can also be inspired by the body movements, dances, and facial curves. And of course wood: its veins, its color and natural shape. I sometimes try to understand what happened in the tree’s life: a storm, a heatwave. It is a great source of inspiration. Some wood varieties are amazing with very graphic veins like the plane tree.

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