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Objets Nomades

30 April 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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In the historic Palazzo Bocconi on Corso Venezia, between mirrors and gilding, LVMH has masterfully staged the new edition of its Objets Nomades. True to its specialization on the travel inspired objects, the French multinational luxury goods company called together a select group of international designers to create new pieces for its historic collection of travel inspired furnishings; the company at the beginning of the brand debuted with trunk-desks, the hat-showers… Among the projects, all made of leather, the folding stool by Patricia Urquiola, the folding chair by Maarten Baas, the hammock of woven leather and folder-shaped stool by Atelier Oi, the corolla-shaped armchair by Raw Edges that opens like a bud and the accordion-shaped portable lamp by Gwenael Nicolas.

In the historic Palazzo Bocconi on Corso Venezia, between mirrors and gilding, LVMH has masterfully staged the new edition of its Objets Nomades. True to its specialization on the travel inspired objects, the French multinational luxury goods company called together a select group of international designers to create new pieces for its historic collection of travel inspired furnishings; the company at the beginning of the brand debuted with trunk-desks, the hat-showers… Among the projects, all made of leather, the folding stool by Patricia Urquiola, the folding chair by Maarten Baas, the hammock of woven leather and folder-shaped stool by Atelier Oi, the corolla-shaped armchair by Raw Edges that opens like a bud and the accordion-shaped portable lamp by Gwenael Nicolas.

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