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Pau Silver V1 Armchair
By Simone Fanciullacci
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Sandbagged Variation 03
By thehighkey
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Sandbagged 01
By thehighkey
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Goblet Shaped Hand-blown Vase
By Szkło Studio
€800 -

Trophy Shaped Hand-blown Glass Vase
By Szkło Studio
€800 -
SoldVosk – Stainless Steel Candelabrum
By Primitive Buro
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By mattina moderna
€255 -

Sandbagged Variation 02
By thehighkey
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Baker – Calacatta Violet Marble Side Table
By Lebanto
€1.705€1.535 -
SoldTwo-Headed Lamp Side Table
By Nicholas Devlin
€5.600 -

Night table made in 894 minutes
By Diego Faivre
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Herida Table – Tropical Depression
By Fi
€6.150 -
In stockPearl Shell Velvet Pillow Bon Appetit 009 – Violet Constellations
By Culto Ponsoda
€360 -
In stockPearl Shell Velvet Pillow Bon Appetit 010 – Violet
By Culto Ponsoda
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“Envisioned Comfort” Armchair
By Marija Puipaitė & Vytautas Gečas
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Super Jardim Armchair
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In stock“alveTod” Pouffe
By Nilufer Kozikoğlu
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“Cornice Supreme – PU re-edition” Lamp N.2
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“rotonda” Lamp Resin
By Adrian Cruz
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Blue Slime Chair
By Gustavo Barroso
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Miami Table Lamp
By Petra Brajak
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In stockScanned 3D Printed Candlesticks
By Natalia Triantafylli
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In stockThe Jetsons
By UAU Studio
€1.200
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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