The annual trade show in Paris, Maison & Objet has just run its course, showing everything from fashion, design and decoration to interior design and home trends. With such an inspiring line up there has understandably been a bit of a buzz out there in the blogging world, especially for those lucky enough to attend.
One of the exhibitors receiving rave reviews is &Tradtion, the renowned Danish brand who specialise in the design of lighting and furniture. You may remember them from my post on Norm Architects & Design where I featured the stunning Raft Collection of furniture, the Milk Lamp and the Mass Light. Presenting their newest range, I actually got my first glimpse prior to the show via Emmas Designblogg. Too good not to share, the incredible styling and photography by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen has quite literally sent my heart into a flutter!
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One of the exhibitors receiving rave reviews is &Tradtion, the renowned Danish brand who specialise in the design of lighting and furniture. You may remember them from my post on Norm Architects & Design where I featured the stunning Raft Collection of furniture, the Milk Lamp and the Mass Light. Presenting their newest range, I actually got my first glimpse prior to the show via Emmas Designblogg. Too good not to share, the incredible styling and photography by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen has quite literally sent my heart into a flutter!
I love the understated elegance achieved through a mix of minimalism, classic architectural elements, industrial undertones and even a touch of art deco. The beautiful Ice lamp by Sofie Refer is made from hand-blown glass and comes in black and gold. Both gorgeous, I think the gold is especially divine shown here hanging above the Raft Stool.
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The In Between Chair by Sami Kallio is a classic beauty. Shown here in white oiled oak, smoked oiled oak and stained black ash, they look amazing styled with other products from &Tradition. My favourite image is the first, showing the chairs around the Raft Table with the hanging group of Mass lights and the Milk Lamp sitting on top of a pile of books. Simply stunning.