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Why this porous stone, used since Antiquity, is back in contemporary interiors, and how to choose it well.
Read the article · 6 min →Ten pieces, three trends and one conviction: dark wood is back. Walnut, smoked oak, ink-stained ash: after ten years of blond timber, interiors are regaining depth. We also saw plenty of confident curves, and lighting that steps back to let the material speak.
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How hospitality is reshaping the workplace. Waiting areas treated like hotel lobbies, kitchens at the heart of the floor, indirect light, rugs and bookcases: an office people come to because they want to, not because they have to.
See the rue de Miromesnil project →
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Meeting the people who steam-bend walnut. The wood spends close to an hour in the steam box before being bent over its jig, then dries for several days under clamps: this is how a chair back curved in a single piece takes shape.
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