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Starfish – Stainless Steel Lounge Chair
By Nama Home
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Is This Heaven : Sculptural Lamp
By lucile Gracile
€850€765 -

1994 – Sculptural Velvet Chair
By DOVAIN Studio
€1.320 -

Meta Chair – Upholstered Modular Chair
By Jaclyn Pappalardo
€2.340 -
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Lamp No. 2 – Orange Paper Pulp Lamp
By Taiki Taikov
€1.800€1.620 -

Plus Side Table
By Nathan Chintala
€1.806 -

Espiral – Glass Vase
By Rain and Rivers
€317 -
In stockFrills Cushion
By Federica Zama
€80 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Kinoko – Light Blue Ceramic Side Table
By Studio Bovti
€8.550 -
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By Steve Totin of Boyd Studios
€4.600 -
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By Studio Martina Dimitrova
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By Deya
€500 -
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By Deya
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By Deya
€215 -
In stockDanseuse – Glass Serving Tray
By Deya
€590 -
In stockPrickly – Glass-blown Vase
By Deya
€390 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockPlatty – Mouth-blown Glass Serving Tray
By Deya
€490 -

Scuba Planter
By Nama Home
€770 -
In stockWavy Lady – Glass-blown Dish
By Deya
€390 -

Yin Yang Coffee Table
By Nama Home
€3.262 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockCeramic Vase In Candy Violet And Lilac, “medium” 23cm, Onda Serie
By Daria Dazzan Handmade Ceramic
€800 -
In stockJewelled Goblet X Lindsey Fontijn
By Szkło Studio
€1.950 - €2.100 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockSculptural Hand-blown Wine Glasses
By Szkło Studio
€175 -
In stockBlack-beige Oval Tray
By Los Objetos Decorativos
€248 -

Dinner In Brussels – Aluminum Candelabra
By Vilius Dringelis
€1.350 -
In stockHanami/amphora 003 – Sculptural Vase
By EGLE SIMKUS
€854 -
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By Szkło Studio
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SoldNot As Planned – Tray 2
By Benjamin Foucaud
€280 -
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By nicolas zanoni
€480 -

Laguna – Recycle Glass Bowl
By Diego Olivero Studio
€399 -
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By Culto Ponsoda
€360 -

Red Rose – Aluminum Decorative Bowl
By Vilius Dringelis
€2.150 -
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By Culto Ponsoda
€360 -
In stockPearl Shell Velvet Pillow Bon Appetit 006
By Culto Ponsoda
€360 -
In stock105 Ltr Forms – Beryl Green Handmade Glass Object
By Vogel Studio
€1.180 -
In stock105 Ltr Forms – Fuchsia Handmade Glass Object
By Vogel Studio
€1.470 -
In stockHanami/amphora 002 – Sculptural Vase
By EGLE SIMKUS
€854 -
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Flower Ceiling Lamp
By Yoomoota
€11.700€10.530 -
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Lamp No.4
By Taiki Taikov
€2.200€1.980 -
In stockDreamlike Glassblown Pitcher
By Ornamental by Lameice
€170 -
In stockNot As Planned – Vase 2
By Benjamin Foucaud
€290 -
In stockNot As Planned – Vase 3
By Benjamin Foucaud
€290 -
In stock‘abra Candelabra’ – Yellow-jasper Candle-holder
By Studio DO
€704 -
SoldHug – Iron & Marble Tray
By Nama Home
€550 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockHeart Glassblown Vase
By Ornamental by Lameice
€480 -
In stockRound We Go – Porcelain Vase Small
By Liquid Void Studio
€45 -
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The Emotional Lab Light – Black
By Hania Jneid
€45.000€40.500
Explore the fascinating world of Maximalist Design, a style that emerged as a response to the minimalist movement. With its roots in the early 20th century, Maximalism embraces opulence, extravagance, and a bold visual language, creating pieces that stand out in any space.
Origins of Maximalism:
- Established in the early 20th century as a counter to minimalist aesthetics.
- Influenced by various art movements, including Art Deco, Baroque, and Rococo.
- Originated in Europe, particularly gaining prominence in France and Italy.
- Emergence stemmed from a desire to break free from simplicity and embrace abundant, ornate design.
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Popular Product Categories in Maximalist Design:
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