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  • ASTIER de villatte

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    21 October 2016





    Hi the MLE,

    Almost the weekend right?  Well, you’re an hour ahead, so maybe it is the weekend already for you. 

    I’m sure you admire Astier de Villatte as much as I do.  Whenever I am in Liberty’s here in London, I go and see their beautiful white tableware.  The ceramic is so thin, you feel scared picking it up.  This is what makes their pieces so different - but it is also their uneven forms, irregular surfaces, and their milky glaze that covers an unusual black terracotta clay.  Something else that sets it apart is that piece is made by hand in Paris.  (And it is actually very strong!  Yes, dishwasher and microwave safe).  

    I understand that Astier de Villatte is completely unaffordable to most (including myself), this is true.  However, this brand is admirable not only for its beautiful design, but because it is made in small batches to be passed on to future generations, friends, or be sold, not simply put into the bin when you’re done with it.

    Suzan
    Posted in: product interiors shops
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  • LONDON designjunction

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    18 September 2014










     

    Hey hey the MLE,

    Reporting back from designjunction last night, a London event showcasing furniture, lighting and product design. It was quite fun, as it's a bit trade show, but also there are pop-up shops selling things, large installations, seminars, screening, and places to eat and drink etc. The venue itself was perfect, a derelict 1960s Sorting Office in central London.

    In the first photo shows Daniel sitting in his favourite piece, a very comfortable chair, but I lost the card I collected, so don't know the designer. Second is the Nick Fraser coat rack. Third is the Hybrid No2 chair by Merve Kahraman (when I showed my interior architect friends in the pub after they did not approve however). What they did approve of is the fourth product, the classic Anglepoise 1227 brass wall mounted lamp, so that is good. And finally, both Daniel and I quite liked these Richard Brendon china sets. Well I thought they were entire dinner sets judging by the price, but they are actually unique individual cups and saucers. But beautiful.

    Suzan xx
    Posted in: product interiors events
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