Young, Dutch designer Jólan van der Wiel uses a unique process to make these spikey candle holders that resemble cavern formations. Made exclusively for Paris-based Galerie Gosserez , van der Wiel uses a process similar to that of his Gravity Stools, which we’ve already featured here . He uses a contraption that’s essentially a “magnet machine” that makes these objects through the action of a strong magnetic field with a paste that’s a mixture of resin and iron oxides.

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Gravity Candleholder by Jólan van der Wiel

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Paris-based designer Samuel Accoceberry created a collection of rugs for Chevalier Edition called Tresse , which is French for plait, i.e. braid. Meant to reflect “the spirit of plaiting and hand work,” the series uses a traditional hand-knotting technique to achieve the contemporary braided look of the design. The bold look changes shape depending on the size of the rug and visually the pattern morphs as well

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Tresse Rug Collection by Samuel Accoceberry for Chevalier Edition

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This past year, we were able to cover even more design trade shows and art/design events than ever before thanks to some supportive sponsors and adventurous writers. In January, Katie spent a few days in Paris for Maison & Objet where she spotted some trends and some fantastic highlights from Tom Dixon , Jaime Hayon and more . Above is a Campana Brothers exhibit at Maison et Objet that caught her eye. In February, Katie went to Sweden for the Stockholm Furniture Fair , where she discovered Malin Isaksson (work pictured above), some great office furniture , Greenhouse , and more

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2012 Year in Review: Event Coverage

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Lebanon-born, France-based designer Charles Kalpakian created a collection of furniture and lamps for the Paris-based manufacturer Dar en Art . The pieces reflect a modern aesthetic as well as a bit of the designer’s Lebanese roots. I love how the oblong shapes that make up the folding screen are carried over to the stitching on the bench and the openings on the lanterns

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Lebanese-Inspired Furniture Collection by Charles Kalpakian for Dar en Art

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French designer Eric Jourdan has a new exhibition at the Galerie Gosserez in Paris. The Blocks Vases were constructed more like buildings than vases, and together look like the beginnings of a little city. Jourdan’s latest pieces are cohesive and all began from a detail

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Forms by Eric Jourdan at Galerie Gosserez

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Ego Paris ‘s latest lounger is more than just a chaise. In fact, it’s an armchair, a pouf, and a coffee table, too. Depending on your needs, reconfigure KUBE to be just about whatever you want. The next time you consider buying outdoor furniture, instead of buying a set of separate pieces, you may just want to get a few KUBEs. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook .

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Get Out! KUBE by Ego Paris

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The Louxor lamp reminds me of those bug zappers, except this one attracts design enthusiasts, not bugs. Designed by Paris-based designers Léa Padovani & Sébastien Kieffer of Pool , the light resembles a modern 3D kite that one might fly in the TRON world… Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Louxor by Pool

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Paul Bellila is a freelance designer based in Paris, France who has just designed a series of furnishings and is part of the French collaborative website called L’edito . I’m hoping to get this right since I don’t speak French. L’edito is a website where designers can place their furnishings in the hope of collaborating with other designer or manufacturers

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Paul Bellila

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