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\| Assemblage M, a furniture publishing house created by the architect François Muracciole. Produce small quantities of objects around the projects of his architecture studio in the heart of Paris, specifically rue des martyrs. \| Lonc / Their products have just the right mix of beauty, elegance, and functionality - a blend of contrasting, distinguishing, distinc-tive design elements. Subdued and subtle and never intrusive, but with firm and unmi-stakable presence. \| Milano Bedding / a com-pany which for thirty years has been a lea-ding manufacturer of sofa beds, beds and mattresses. In collaboration with several de	Print in Progress / The Creative Industries Showroom - October 10th-11th 2018 / retu	The Impossible Collection of Design by Fre-deric Chambre. Ed Assouline .144p. Octob
Lire la suite \| Assemblage M, a furniture publishing house created by the architect François Muracciole. Produce small quantities of objects around the projects of his architecture studio in the heart of Paris, specifically rue des martyrs. \| Lonc / Their products have just the right mix of beauty, elegance, and functionality - a blend of contrasting, distinguishing, distinctive design elements. Subdued and subtle and never intrusive, but with firm and unmistakable presence. \| Milano Bedding / a company which for thirty years has been a leading manufacturer of sofa beds, beds and mattresses. In collaboration with several designers Milano Bedding® has wanted, since its establishment, to create models that combine design, comfort and technology, to bring to the world of the sofa bed the same quality as that of beds and sofas. \|	Lire la suite Print In Progress - The Creative Industries Showroom returns this year for a colourful second edition, in a unique setting designed in collaboration with the artistic director and french designer Julien Sappa. With more than 80 leading exhibitors on their market, 4 trends hubs and a cross-disciplinary program, the trade show continues this yearits mission of deciphering the major trends in print and digital, along with experts and specialised service providers from the Retail, Decoration, Communication and Packaging sectors. Paris Event Center / HallB 20 av de la Porte de la Villette 75019 Paris www.printinprogress.fr/en	Lire la suite The Impossible Collection of Design by Frederic Chambre. Ed Assouline .144p. October 2014. In recent years, the decorative furnishings niche has become of tremendous interest to collectors, causing a surge in the auction market and bringing record sales. Chosen by design expert Frédéric Chambre, this selection of furniture designs unspools like the frames of a film, an epic picture composed of one hundred years of creative innovations in form, materials and techniques. www.assouline.com

	Moissonnier

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Moissonnier

Defying accepted codes without breaking the rules. That's the Moissonnier way. And the results are remarkable. Princely furniture dressed in denim, and chests of drawers worthy of a Countess in shocking pink. There’s no stopping this cabinetmaker, except a commitment to traditional construction and the choice of exceptional finishes. Borne of a union of historical styles and the aesthetic avant-garde, Moissonnier works a strange alchemy in its creations: updating styles… breathing new life into traditions to make the present feel magical again. Creating jewellery for the home while cultivating an offbeat style, paradox with a dash of insolence, such is the dandy spirit of Moissonnier.

www.moissonnier.com

	Robin des Bois

The company Robin des Bois is inspired by Louis XVI style furniture / old patinas with warm colors, oak tables, voluptuous curves and refined scul-ptures. This brand was created to continue a fa-mily tradition of cabinetry furniture at the time of the internet. The lines are timeless, they offer a personality to your interior, and extend the past that feeds us. Their team of trends is always looking for a new patina, new fabrics, respected wood always more beautiful ... The furniture of

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Robin des Bois

The company Robin des Bois is inspired by Louis XVI style furniture / old patinas with warm colors, oak tables, voluptuous curves and refined sculptures. This brand was created to continue a family tradition of cabinetry furniture at the time of the internet. The lines are timeless, they offer a personality to your interior, and extend the past that feeds us. Their team of trends is always looking for a new patina, new fabrics, respected wood always more beautiful ... The furniture of Robin des Bois tell us a story.

www.robindesbois.com

	Maison de Vacances

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Maison de Vacances

Maison de Vacances introduces us to its new collection of Boho sofas. A simple and timeless line with sofas, armchairs and benches where you can sit comfortably. The seating part is supported by a double system of combined springs placed under a thick layer of high resilience foam. And to provide a perfect comfort they've added a seat cushion made of a layer of silicon balls, a heart of high resilient foam and covered with encapsulated feathers.

The Bobo collection is made with fully removable covers and that you can undress it or dress it back in a few seconds according your needs of maintenance or your desires of newness. The Bobo collection will offer you a comfortable backrest with a seating depth of 82,5cm. With 40 models and 114 possibilities of colours and fabrics, the Bobo collection will give 4560 good reasons to come and simply seat with us, just simply.

www.maisondevacances.com

	Mylinh Nguyen

Mylinh Nguyen was born in 1982 in Brittany. She has a double diploma in crafts, DMA metal at the ENSAAMA school of Olivier de Serres and embroi-dery at ESAA, Duperré school. She was trained by Fred Barnley and develops a strong taste for ma-chining. She was a resident at the Ateliers de Paris and won prizes / that of "Young creator" of the Art Workshops of France in 2005, and the Bettencourt prize for the intelligence of the hand / Talents of exception in 2013. She likes to extract

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Mylinh Nguyen

Mylinh Nguyen was born in 1982 in Brittany. She has a double diploma in crafts, DMA metal at the ENSAAMA school of Olivier de Serres and embroidery at ESAA, Duperré school. She was trained by Fred Barnley and develops a strong taste for machining. She was a resident at the Ateliers de Paris and won prizes / that of "Young creator" of the Art Workshops of France in 2005, and the Bettencourt prize for the intelligence of the hand / Talents of exception in 2013.

She likes to extract a block of bronze or cast iron thanks to its blowpipe grace in movement. His fingers work the metal intuition and are sensitive to its flexibility. She loves hot metal that allows her to turn a metal pile into a tangible object.

www.mylinh-nguyen.fr

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