Playing with scale in Paris
By Sphere Trending
Forecasting firm Sphere Trending scouts key trade shows, conferences and various European cities for leading intelligence on the future of home. At Paris Design Week in September, a rethinking of traditional scale brought a fresh perspective, from petite to powerfully oversized.
Bouquets Go Big: Created by multi-disciplinary design team Uchronia, the installation Le Grand Bouquet at the Grand Palais transformed a
simple bouquet of flowers into an oversized installation that complemented the architecture.
Shifting Focus: Maison & Objet’s Designers of the Year, Masquespacio, created a space titled ‘Feel The Shift’ to explore the evolution of home
with boldly scaled furnishings featured throughout, creating impact.
Everyday On Display: These glass display boxes by Hubsch provide the opportunity to celebrate the small things by showcasing meaningful items.
Mini Vase Moment: Sheyn took its signature designs and reduced them in scale for the most recent Maison & Objet, making design even more deliberate.
Portable Goes Petite: An evolution in scale, Lexon has options for portable lighting from small to smaller to smallest.
(All photos courtesy of Sphere Trending.)
