Paris: Maison et Objet - the people

 Seen at Maison et Objet. Italian food consultant and caterer, Corrado Calza.

Paris: Masion et Objet - Chefs de Paris

Maison et Objet – Paris Des Chefs: Food and design. Maison et Objet together with Omnivore have organized for the second time the event, Chefs de Paris, involving creative duos in which international chefs encounter artists, architects and photographers for an unusual exchange.    It was broadcast live in amphitheatre, on a giant screen in the “La Table” section of the exhibition.Seen above.  On

Paris: Maison et Objet - Transcultures

 Maison et Objet – Transcultures.  Transcultures, a small exhibition of objects chosen by Elizabeth Leriche, which explores new geographies in which sharing differences enriches creation. Design and artisan work are abolishing the borders between nearby and faraway…Cordula Kehrer – Bow Bins.  Combination of recycled waste plastic bins and traditional handicraft basket making done all over the

Paris: Maison et Objet - Visionnaire

Maison et Objet – Visionnaire.  Samuele Mazza the Visionnaire designer poses with the displays of busts of Roman Emperors outside the stand, this already gives us an indication of what we might find inside. “After the gothic phase, which surely represents most of the European stylistic contaminations, now we want to quote the other dominant parts of Europe: radiant, ethereal, classical: starting

Paris: Maison et Objet - Koziel

Seen at Maison et Objet – Koziel.  Christophe Koziel comes from the world of marketing, window dressing and theatre. In 2005, inspired by the props he used in his works, he decides to launce a line of decorative trompe-l’oeil objects in heavy cardboard for toute le monde.  In the photograph, Cristophe props up a Louis XV chair against a trompe-l’oeil, Kapyton Classic wallpaper with padding and

Paris: Maison et Objet - the people

Seen at Maison et Objet. Design entrepreneur, Giulio Cappellini.

Paris: Maison et Objet - the food

Seen at Maison et Objet - a detail of the Laduree stall.   Even at Maison et Objet you can pick up a box of the freshest Laduree macaroons to take back home with you, they make the ideal gift.  These small, round cakes, crisp on the outside, smooth and soft in the middle, are made every morning in Ladurée’s "laboratory". With each new season, Ladurée pays tribute to this its most famous creation

MILANO MENSWEAR - MODERN LUXURY

Bespoke Tailor - N.H Sartoria.   In the center of Milan is the seat of N.H. Sartoria, N.H. which derives from the Latin Nobil Homo and translates as Nobleman: two letters that express an indication of a style that gives singleness to the tradition of a custom made suit.  In this relaxed atmosphere, the gentleman can plan his entire “trousseau” including shirts, ties and shoes, as well as a wide

MILAN: MENSWEAR - MODERN LUXURY

Bespoke Tailor and Designer - Warren Oliver Davis & Co.  Warren Oliver Davis’s atelier is in the chic residential area of Milan.  The elegant workshop is more like a private apartment.  In the men’s showroom a heavy double wool thick English tweed pea coat and a herringbone English wool coat are displayed.  Warren is known for his slim contemporary cut, his outerwear and jackets. His clientele is

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There's a wide range of patterns to choose from, giving numerous people the opportunity to be creative and imaginative. Here are the top 5 most popular reasons why people choose the butterfly tattoo:

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Overall, the best way to choose a good quality design is to browse and look through the Countless of galleries of butterfly tattoos accessible. There are several different designs in the Internet, from large and sizable to very small and minute ones, and when it comes to butterflies, surely one size does not fit