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Sanderson - new collections 2024
Sanderson presents four new timeless collections: Country House, Country Woodland, Lymington Damasks & Stripes and Icaria & Boho Velvets. Consisting of iconic archive prints, sumptuous velvets, robust plaids and regal damasks, they are presented in new color palettes that can be effortlessly combined for a timeless interior design.
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Kieffer | Untitled II
This year's Kieffer collection unfolds step by step in a constant, intuitive process: the eye recognizes diverse surfaces and sophisticated colors, the fingers feel special textures. In the interiors, which they enrich with their light and very special radiance, the relationship with Kieffer textiles develops day by day. Aesthetically present in a pleasant way and made from natural fibers, they are exceptionally homely.
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Bo Thuesen becomes new CEO at Wittmann Möbelwerkstätten
Bo Thuesen, an industry expert, will take over the position of CEO at Wittmann Möbelwerkstätten at the beginning of September. With his many years of experience and an impressive international network, the native Dane is ideally placed to lead Wittmann, a company steeped in tradition, into the future. Bo Thuesen has recently achieved significant success in leading positions at renowned companies such as Occhio, Vitra and Walter Knoll and is highly regarded for his leadership qualities, strategic thinking and practice-oriented approach.
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DRAENERT: PARAMOUNT
The PARAMOUNT table from DRAENERT impresses at first glance. It is powerful and striking, strikingly simple in its structure and complex in its subtle details. Its design stands for the pure presence of the natural material stone. With two different sizes and a choice of 150 types of natural stone from the DRANERT range, PARAMOUNT can be used in a wide variety of interiors.
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Harlequin x Henry Holland
Harlequin is collaborating with fashion designer Henry Holland to present a light and informal collection of fabrics and wallpapers with an artistic edge. Harlequin's color palette and selected elements from the archive have been combined with Henry Holland's love of the Japanese pottery technique Nerikomi, and the fabrics and wallpapers feature organic shapes and lines as well as structured patterns and graphic elements. The color palette ranges from earthy tones to muted blues and pinks. All of these are elements from Henry Holland's work with ceramics and can be found in the collection in fabrics, weaves and embroideries.
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