Bazar Noir

01/05/2026

The Ella Sconce is a wall fixture defined by the interplay of bronze and a soft translucency of alabaster. It emits a restrained, atmospheric light, offering a quiet architectural presence rather than overt illumination. Handcrafted in Paris, the piece reflects a meticulous attention to material and proportion.
Michel Amar is a Paris-based interior designer, approaches design as an integrated spatial practice, uniting architecture, bespoke furniture, and custom lighting.

07/04/2026

The Farouche Mirror is a notable piece from the Domestiquer Collection, a heritage project that blends authorial design with collaboration between creative and economic perspectives. It reflects the approach of French artist Frédéric Saulou’s multidisciplinary studio, which views design as a platform for exploration and partnership. Through this philosophy, Saulou has developed a refined understanding of form and materials.
 
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08/03/2026

Edition N. N is an outdoor sculpture-like parasol study featuring quiet strength. Anchored by a solid cast bronze base and topped with a hand-woven bronze mesh canopy, it conveys both delicacy and permanence. Sunlight filters through its lattice in shifting patterns - sometimes warm and dappled, sometimes almost imperceptible.
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16/02/2026

The Androgyne Lounge Table, designed by for Audo, is crafted from striking Kunis Breccia stone, celebrated for its warm tones, expressive veining, and distinctive mineral fragments. The stone is treated with a sealant to achieve an optimal balance between natural finish and durability. True to the collection’s refined aesthetic, its clean yet sculptural form balances simplicity with elegance, offering a versatile presence suited to a various range of interior settings.
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10/01/2026

Markus j. Freidl is permanently investigating experimental forms based on thousand of his small sketches. He often chooses a shape characterized by intensity and contrast of surfaces and his works to consist – almost always – of multiple parts and are firmly assembled. Instead of ornamenting or decorating, he gives his vessels a different expression through abstract, reduced elements and a few combined stereo-metric basic forms. The development of shaping volumes and contours as well as working on the context of the outer form is a paradoxical concept of harmony. Achieving a dramatic shape is more important to him than the effect of a glaze. The dull and dark surface created supports the perception of contour in many light situations, therefore each vessel has a sculptural intrinsic value.

10/01/2026

24/12/2025

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21/12/2025

Moonage Daydream is a modular sofa system composed of four elements: central , terminal , wide terminal module, and chaise longue. Each piece features a wooden shell padded with multi-density polyurethane foam and finished with a top layer of acrylic fiber for lasting comfort.
Milan-based designer Gio Pagani works closely with skilled artisans, combining Italian craftsmanship with a couture-level approach.
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06/12/2025

The story of Liège Pépite begins in the cork oak forest, where each bark harvest is carefully harvested respecting the rythm of nature’s cycle. Cork is then expertly processed and laminated onto a non-woven backing, resulting in distinctive and sustainable wallcoverings.
is specialising in handcrafted wallcoverings and textiles made from rare plant fibers such as abaca, raffia, nettle, and water hyacinth. The company works with traditional techniques to create materials that highlight natural texture and subtle irregularities. By transforming raw fibers with precise craftsmanship, CMO Paris helps preserve endangered skills while offering refined, naturally expressive surfaces for high-end interiors.
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30/11/2025

Also known as the White Giants, Beni Ouarain rugs are hand-woven by Berber tribes of the Atlas Mountains. Traditionally crafted from the exceptionally soft wool of mountain-raised sheep, these pieces feature natural dyes such as henna, almond leaves, indigo, iron sulfate, and cochineal. Once used exclusively by Moroccan locals, true vintage and mid-century Beni Ouarain rugs are now prized worldwide for their refined simplicity and timeless elegance.
Similar pieces are available in various sizes upon request.