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\| For over a century, across three genera-tions of entrepreneurs, Raynaud has embodied the traditional craftsmanship of Limoges porcelain production. Raynaud's creations are now distinctly contemporary, combining age-old expertise and state-of-the-art techniques to ensure a constantly revitalised collection through partnerships with artists from many different back-grounds, who day by day continue a long-standing tradition of prolific creativity. \| Lucie Kaas is a Danish company that makes the design and distribution d'objects of tales for modern and design-conscious consumers.	Les Puces du design / The 37th edition from 9th - 12th november 2017 in Paris	Living off the Land in West Ireland. photo by Olivier Pohlmann. Ed teNeues.176p.
Lire la suite \| For over a century, across three generations of entrepreneurs, Raynaud has embodied the traditional craftsmanship of Limoges porcelain production. Raynaud's creations are now distinctly contemporary, combining age-old expertise and state-of-the-art techniques to ensure a constantly revitalised collection through partnerships with artists from many different backgrounds, who day by day continue a longstanding tradition of prolific creativity. \| Lucie Kaas is a Danish company that makes the design and distribution d'objects of tales for modern and design-conscious consumers. \|	Lire la suite Les Puces du design / The 37th edition from 9th - 12th november 2017 in Paris Porte de Versailles Hall3.1 Paris 15eme. This edition pays homage to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the maverick Ettore Sottsass. Since their beginnings, the Puces du Design have contributed to the development of a profession of passion and have revealed to the general public a cultural heritage often not really accessible in France. www.pucesdudesign.com	Lire la suite Living off the Land in West Ireland. photo by Olivier Pohlmann. Ed teNeues.176p. 2017. In an age of highly processed foods and more and more people with food allergies and intolerances, interest in local and organic foods and healthy eating is skyrocket-ing. This is where Living Off the Land – Ireland’s Kitchen comes in. The Connemara region of Ireland is one of the country’s most picturesque areas. Oscar Wilde once called it “a savage beauty.” With its rugged hills, postcard-pretty heaths and moors, and rocky western coastline, it offers a variety of impressive landscapes. Here, it is still possible to live in harmony with nature and make use of the natural resources and native crops the land provides. www.teneues-books.com

	Legle

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Legle

For seven generations, the Legle Legrand Lebouc Company has been passingskills and expertise down through the family in Limoges, where they continue the old artisan traditions to this day. These traditions are now in the safe hands of Frédéric Lebouc and his team. This tradition stretches back a long way, but does not stand in the way of breakthroughs and flashes of inspired innovation. Here, masterful technique and visual beauty come together in the very best of contemporary creative design. Imagination and originality are the guiding forces behind this underlying search for new wonders and surprises for the client, the final link in the chain of creation. It is their demand for the truly unique that supplies the creator with the crucial spark of inspiration.

www.porcelaine-legle.com

	Sibo Homeconcept

Sibo homeconcept brand allows its collections to combine materials and influences, colours and textures. Their know-how is based on creativity and quality of their developments. Sibo home-concept works out exclusive collections for Table & Design International customers. In creating their products they constantly keep in mind the combination of elegant, modern but especially useful and practical / handy lines. This permanent search for innovations and gifts ideas will give

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Sibo Homeconcept

Sibo homeconcept brand allows its collections to combine materials and influences, colours and textures. Their know-how is based on creativity and quality of their developments. Sibo homeconcept works out exclusive collections for Table & Design International customers. In creating their products they constantly keep in mind the combination of elegant, modern but especially useful and practical / handy lines. This permanent search for innovations and gifts ideas will give anyone the possibility to find its moment of happiness.

www.sibohomeconcept.fr

	Design Letters

Design Letters & Friends is a Danish design company founded by former copy writer and journalist Mette Thomsen. Mette has always been a great fan of words and writing and in 2009 she merged it with her passion for design by esta-blishing Design Letters. In 2009 there were none fashionable letters in the interiors world. Only multicolored letters for kids' wall decoration. Why not change this, she asked herself, and felt the idea was so good that she decided to quit her job

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Design Letters

Design Letters & Friends is a Danish design company founded by former copy writer and journalist Mette Thomsen. Mette has always been a great fan of words and writing and in 2009 she merged it with her passion for design by establishing Design Letters. In 2009 there were none fashionable letters in the interiors world. Only multicolored letters for kids' wall decoration. Why not change this, she asked herself, and felt the idea was so good that she decided to quit her job at the danish interior magazine Bolig Magasinet and founded Design Letters by launching a radically different series of monochrome letters.

www.designletters.dk

	Sandra Lindner

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Sandra Lindner

Formally trained in the use of metal and textiles, Sandra Lindner, born in 1974 and originally from the state Baden-Württemberg, completed three handicraft apprenticeships. Studies with Professor Lambert Rosenbusch at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg (Hochschule für Bildende Künste) and a degree in Industrial Design, as well as studies in architecture rounded off her education. In 1996 she founded “Lindner im Norden” (Lindner in the north).

ClassiCon is responsible for the sale of the Lindner lamp Selene, available in five different sizes. Sir Terence Conran integrated the classic glass ball into the décor at the Café Drechsler in Vienna. It can also be found at the Schirn Art Gallery in Frankfurt and the Riverside Hotel in Hamburg. The questions that sustainability issues currently raise are integral to Lindner’s work, as is the unique quality that natural raw materials possess. Honoured for her “wonderfully reduced design”, Lindner received the Elle Decoration Newcomer award in 2007.

wwwlindnerimnorden.com

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