The latest edition of Maison et Objet showcased beautiful releases from single makers and smaller outfits, as well as some enticing new editions (and re-editions) from some of the bigger brands. Pictured: Normann Copenhagen's vibrant stand

在壁纸上，我们是一群乐观、有远见的人，所以我们不喜欢听上去消极-但当我们上周末大步走过Maison et Objet的八个宽敞而又过热的大厅时，我们问了太多品牌：“这一季有什么新的？”看上去有点尴尬，从脚到脚，最后用道歉的语气回答说：“呃，其实不是很多。”

也许我们去过太多的集市-或者我们有点厌倦了-但是今年一月的M

在一个如此庞大和多样化的节目中，总是很难辨别趋势，但是看到一些我们自己的预感被证实是很有趣的。例如，我们似乎已经到达了黄铜峰-经过几年到处都是黄铜，这一次几乎没有那么明显；与此同时，铜几乎不见踪影。至于大理石，过去几年的另一个重大材料故事，白色似乎正在让位于其他各种颜色(显然它还会出现一段时间)。

在较大的品牌中，诺曼哥本哈根展示了其经典的“形式”扶手椅，这是第一次在各种牛仔色调中覆盖了一系列有吸引力的面料。还有明亮的新颜色，为‘块’手推车和‘袖珍’墙组织者，以及一个新的模块化沙发设计汉斯霍尼曼。它被称为“绳索”，它有12个不同的模块，它不是用泡沫填充，而是用通常在床上发现的那种口袋弹簧来填充，以获得额外的舒适感。

20世纪80年代，皮埃尔·夏宾(Pierre Charpin)设计的彩色“薄片”扶手椅保持了模块化的氛围，但直到现在才生产出来，还展示了菲利普·尼格罗(Philippe Ni格罗)流行的“宇宙”沙发(Cosse)的新版本。

在古比，我们被重新发行的1972年路易斯·魏斯多夫(LouisWeisdorf)1972年的“多重灯”(Multi Lite)的七种不同材质和颜色的吊灯迷住了。他们的两个相对的四分之一球面阴影可以单独旋转，提供多个组合，其中光线可以向上，向下或以各种其他组合。

也照亮了前进的道路是拉美的‘拉卢克西奥’法国制造的无绳铝台灯，尽管有强大的LED灯泡投下温暖，有吸引力的光。卡尔马，同时，展示了经典的“比利T”灯“重新编辑”(用它的话)由伊尔斯克劳福德。我们还喜欢土耳其设计工作室Autobahn的CTO照明公司的椭圆形壁灯；而Moser的新手工切割玻璃水晶‘Carrara 3336’灯由jabůrek lukáš设计，有吊坠和桌面两种版本。

莫泽还展示了一些引人注目的玻璃托盘，它们的边缘由一个金字塔、一个立方体、一个管子和一个球体支撑，都是用实心彩色玻璃制成的。其他优秀的玻璃器皿将出现在“点菜秀”展览上，展览的重点是六位斯堪的纳维亚的年轻设计师，包括卡特里娜·努蒂宁(Ktriina Nuutinen)，他的“Lyyli”容器结合了两种非常芬兰的材料：嘴吹透明的彩色玻璃，配桦木盖子和玻璃手柄。捷克设计师安娜·托夫的雕塑花瓶证明了传统的波希米亚玻璃传统是活的和良好的。

很高兴看到2016年设计奖得主Misoka·ISM牙刷在Maison et Objet上展出，展示了一个由数百支刷子组成的壮观的“瀑布”展览，显然花了10天的时间制作。

像往常一样，来自较小的品牌和即将到来的设计师有吸引力的发现。Shibui的洋葱形木迫击炮和杵为他们精心设计的厨房配件提供了一个额外的欢迎，而法国工作室B的巧妙的侧桌与整体旋转托盘表明，他们绝对是值得观看的。年轻的哥本哈根州的中央圣马丁斯毕业生ToelsFrestSt制造诱人的桌子和器皿，其漩涡图案是通过将粉状颜料混合成复合材料而产生的。

尽管像以往一样，梅森的展览比任何人都希望看到的要多，但今年1月巴黎的画廊和工作室本身也举办了一些特别精彩的演出。其中，木匠工作室画廊提供了可爱的新的色彩，在元民公园的‘雾霾’系列，以及一组非常有特色的灯具和雕塑由马蒂厄莱汉纽尔。同样耐人寻味的是马尔科·瓜齐尼(MarcoGuazzini)在加莱丽·S·本西蒙(GalerieS Bensimon)设计的大理石中件-这表明，即使是无处不在的材料，也可以在一位

Ligne Roset showcased the multicoloured ‘Slice’ armchair that was designed by Pierre Charpin in the 1980s – but it hadn't been produced until now

The French brand also displayed new armchair versions of Philippe Nigro’s popular ‘Cosse’ sofa

To celebrate their 10th anniversary, Ferm LIVING revealed three new designs including an inaugural large scale unit, called the 'Punctual Shelving System'

Gubi released re-editions of Louis Weisdorf’s 1972 ‘Multi-Lite’ in seven different materials and colourways

Hisle's cordless aluminium table lamps – entitled ‘La Luxciole' – cast a warm, subtle light despite its powerful LED source

Marco Guazzini's stained-marble centrepieces were on show at Galerie S Bensimon. Photography: Beppe Brancato

Normann Copenhagen also presented a new modular sofa, 'Rope', designed by Hans Hornemann

The Danish brand introduced bright new colourways for its ‘Block’ trolley...

...and covered their ‘Form’ armchairs with a range of attractive fabrics in various denim shades for the first time

In the 'Talents à la Carte' exhibition, Katriina Nuutinen presented new 'Pulu' vases

Nuutinen also displayed her 'Lyyli' containers, combining mouth-blown clear and coloured glass with birchwood lids and glass handles

Moser released new hand-cut crystal ‘Carrara 3336’ lamp, designed by Jabůrek Lukáš, seen here in table (pictured left) and hanging versions (right)

The Czech glass experts also displayed striking glass trays, their edges supported by a pyramid, a cube, a tube and a sphere, all in solid coloured glass

Over at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Wonmin Park applied new colours to his ‘Haze’ collection

In the same show, Mathieu Lehanneur revealed a very characterful set of lamps-cum-sculptures, called 'Les Cordes'

Also on show at 'Talents à la Carte' were Central St Martins graduate Troels Flensted's powdered pigmented vessels

Decorative homeware brand L'Objet revealed a new collection of traditional parlour games called 'Smoke and Mirrors'

Artisanal French brand Pouenat launched a new collection by architect Isabelle Stanislas at their Paris showroom. TItled 'Landscapes,' the furniture pieces included perforated metalwork in graphic shapes

Left: Turkish design studio Autobahn designed this oval shaped light for CTO Lighting. Right: the classic 'Billy T’ lamp by Ilse Crawford for Kalmar was also on show

Stellar Works launched the new 'James' collection by Toronto-based design studio Yabu Pushelberg which included this walnut bar cart

French studio Coming B were ones to watch with their clever side tables and geometric accessories

Czech lighting company LASVIT showcased a bespoke installation by Petra Krausová, inspired by the stars in the sky

From the smaller brands, Shibui’s onion-shaped wooden mortars and pestles stood out

The Switzerland-based company added to their thoughtfully designed accessories for the kitchen

Belgium architects Glenn Sestig joined forces with Obumex to reveal a new natural stone kitchen design at their Paris showroom

Czech designer Anna Torfs' sculptural vases demonstrated that the Bohemian glass traditions are alive and well

More of Torfs' bohemian sculptural vases

Untitled Story launched modular two-legged tables called ' Untitled table,' designed by Studio Marc Schulthess

Danish design studio Menu revealed their first upholstered daybed

Created for Lasvit by the Campana Brothers, The Fungo Chandelier was inspired by the shapes of mushrooms found growing on wood. Much like their organic inspiration, the design strikes a rather surprising contrast between the rigid structure of the wooden frame and the spontaneity of the blown glass. Photography: Courtesy of Lasvit  

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