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30.01.2024

Lavie: Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold Capsule Collection

Vom 18. – 22. Januar 2024 präsentierte das Schweizer Label lavie seine Produktneuheiten auf der MAISON&OBJET in Paris. Lavie steht für Heimtextilien aus Leinen, Bio-Baumwolle und Hanf, nachhaltig und fair produziert in Portugal und Italien. Im Rampenlicht der internationalen Einrichtungs- und Lifestyle-Messe standen die erste Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold Capsule Collection, die neue Oberleintuchkollektion aus Bio-Baumwolle sowie neue Farben für die bewährte Leinenbettwäsche.

Zusammen mit Gleichgesinnten engagiert sich lavie für eine zirkuläre und regenerative Textilindustrie. In Kooperation mit CIRCULAR CLOTHING ist die erste Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold Capsule Collection entstanden. Für die Zertifizierung wurden die verwendeten Materialien und Herstellungsprozesse in den folgenden Wirkungskategorien geprüft: Materialgesundheit, Produkt-Kreislauffähigkeit, saubere Luft und Klimaschutz, soziale Fairness sowie Wasser- und Bodenschutz.

Vom 18. – 22. Januar 2024 präsentierte das Schweizer Label lavie seine Produktneuheiten auf der MAISON&OBJET in Paris. Lavie steht für Heimtextilien aus Leinen, Bio-Baumwolle und Hanf, nachhaltig und fair produziert in Portugal und Italien. Im Rampenlicht der internationalen Einrichtungs- und Lifestyle-Messe standen die erste Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold Capsule Collection, die neue Oberleintuchkollektion aus Bio-Baumwolle sowie neue Farben für die bewährte Leinenbettwäsche.

Zusammen mit Gleichgesinnten engagiert sich lavie für eine zirkuläre und regenerative Textilindustrie. In Kooperation mit CIRCULAR CLOTHING ist die erste Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold Capsule Collection entstanden. Für die Zertifizierung wurden die verwendeten Materialien und Herstellungsprozesse in den folgenden Wirkungskategorien geprüft: Materialgesundheit, Produkt-Kreislauffähigkeit, saubere Luft und Klimaschutz, soziale Fairness sowie Wasser- und Bodenschutz.

Die erste Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold Capsule Collection
«Made to last» heißt die neuste Capsule Collection von lavie, die Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold ausgezeichnet ist. Sie umfasst insgesamt 19 Varianten von Zierkissen und Kochschürzen, die alle aus Denim in Italien gewoben, genäht und teilweise mit Laser bearbeitet werden. Der Titel «made to last» steht zugleich für die Designmaxime, welche dem ganzen Sortiment des Heimtextilherstellers aus Langenthal zugrunde liegt.

Basis der Kollektion war der zertifizierte Denim in den Farben black, ecru und grey. Die Kollektion setzt sich aus unifarbenen Produkten sowie besonderen Highlights zusammen: Die Kissenbezüge Marylin und Geena etwa wurden mit Laser bearbeitet. Je nach Einstellung wird die Oberfläche des Denims entweder graviert oder das Textil wird ganz durchtrennt. Die Motive für die Lasergravur stammen von eigens angefertigten, analogen Cyanotypien.

Oberleintuchkollektion
Für die wärmere Jahreszeit lanciert lavie eine multifunktionale, GOTS zertifizierte Oberleintuchkollektion aus 100% Bio-Baumwolle. Ein Oberleintuch allein oder kombiniert mit einem Plaid ersetzt im Sommer das wärmende Duvet. Die Tücher sind ebenso praktische Begleiter an schönen Sommertagen und während lauen Nächten. So können diese auch als Tisch- und Picknickdecke oder als Zeltplane im Garten und auf der Terrasse eingesetzt werden.

Leinenbettwäsche
Linus, die Bettwäschekollektion aus 100% europäischem Leinen, hat antiallergische Eigenschaften, ist saugfähig, schnell trocknend, reissfest und pflegeleicht.
Oberleintuch, Fixleintuch, Kissen- und Duvetbezüge sind in diversen Grössen und verschiedenen Farben, neu auch in plum und oat erhältlich. Die Leinenbettwäsche ist nach OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 zertifiziert.

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Lavie, Balsiger Textil AG Langenthal

© Noel Manalili
03.03.2022

Maison & Objet Paris March 2022: Franklin Azzi Designer of the Year

At each edition, Maison&Objet names a Designer of the Year, celebrating the work of the most outstanding talents on the international design and decoration scene. Having been unable to present his installation on receiving the accolade in September 2020, Franklin Azzi will now take centre stage at the March 2022 edition with RETRO FUTUR, an immersive exploration of his creative process. Working out of his Parisian agency created in 2006, Azzi develops a cross-disciplinary approach that draws on a potpourri of perspectives and disciplines. By relentlessly
sparking a dialogue between architecture, interior design, design and modern art with the backing of his dedicated endowment fund, he hones a talent for design and creation that embraces all scales and all spaces.

At each edition, Maison&Objet names a Designer of the Year, celebrating the work of the most outstanding talents on the international design and decoration scene. Having been unable to present his installation on receiving the accolade in September 2020, Franklin Azzi will now take centre stage at the March 2022 edition with RETRO FUTUR, an immersive exploration of his creative process. Working out of his Parisian agency created in 2006, Azzi develops a cross-disciplinary approach that draws on a potpourri of perspectives and disciplines. By relentlessly
sparking a dialogue between architecture, interior design, design and modern art with the backing of his dedicated endowment fund, he hones a talent for design and creation that embraces all scales and all spaces.

From the kind of urban microarchitecture embodied by the Eiffel Kiosque and its prefabricated structure to towers in Dubai and Paris, not forgetting the refurbishment of existing structures
such as the Alstom warehouses in Nantes, his work is underpinned by a quest for sustainability tailored to meet users’ needs. Turning his back on formal style, Azzi develops architecture that is both minimalist in its aesthetic and maximalist in its multi-faceted functionality and environmental quality, resolutely advocating a return to ‘common sense’. He walks firmly in the footsteps of philosopher and urban planner Paul Virilio, the exploratory thinker and creator of whom he was once a student.

 

More information:
Maison&Objet Franklin Azzi
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S2H Communication

06.01.2022

Maison & Objet Paris postponed from January to March 2022

Since few days, most countries have been facing a new wave of Covid, reinforced by the rapid expansion of the Omicron variant. Impacted by this surge, many companies among the 1,700 companies that have confirmed they will attend M&O in January at the Parc des Expositions of Paris-Nord Villepinte, indicate that they don’t want their employees to take risks and are now alerting to the disruptions they are experiencing in their operations. The obligations of compliance with isolation rules, even when people are vaccinated, and the numerous work absences are in fact starting to seriously disrupt the functioning of their services, supply or production circuits.

Moreover, facing the peak of contamination, several countries are currently taking restrictive measures regarding international travel. Measures which are now delaying or discouraging visitors from confirming their attendance. In addition, the French government has announced, December 27th 2021 a 2.000 people gauge for major events, so probably fairs such as Maison&Objet Paris.

Since few days, most countries have been facing a new wave of Covid, reinforced by the rapid expansion of the Omicron variant. Impacted by this surge, many companies among the 1,700 companies that have confirmed they will attend M&O in January at the Parc des Expositions of Paris-Nord Villepinte, indicate that they don’t want their employees to take risks and are now alerting to the disruptions they are experiencing in their operations. The obligations of compliance with isolation rules, even when people are vaccinated, and the numerous work absences are in fact starting to seriously disrupt the functioning of their services, supply or production circuits.

Moreover, facing the peak of contamination, several countries are currently taking restrictive measures regarding international travel. Measures which are now delaying or discouraging visitors from confirming their attendance. In addition, the French government has announced, December 27th 2021 a 2.000 people gauge for major events, so probably fairs such as Maison&Objet Paris.

Under these circumstances, seeking to avoid a risky situation and committed to making all efforts to ensure an optimal return on investment for exhibitors, buyers and specifiers, the SAFI decides to postpone the next session of the Maison&Objet trade event from 24th to 28th March 2022. Period for which we hope to see an improvement in the situation.

Exhibitors who have already confirmed their registration and location may have the same location conditions, which will allow them to keep the same stand showcase. Likewise, visitors who have already ordered their badges for the January edition will of course have access to the show from March 24th to 28th, 2022.

With an opening scheduled for the day before, Maison&Objet In The City, an event organised on the sidelines of the Maison&Objet fair and offering a journey of discoveries in the heart of Parisian showrooms, will be held from 23 to 28 March 2022.

By postponing the fair until the end of Q1, SAFI wishes to bring together the best operational and healthy conditions to allow actors in the art of living, decoration, and design to be inspired, to accelerate their development and to forge new business relationships

In summary: the next editions of the Maison&Objet fairs will therefore be: March 24th - 28th, 2022 + September 8th - 12th, 2022

More information:
Maison & Objet Omikron
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S2H Communication