Maison et Objet is always the event to go to when you are on the hunt for inspiration for your new, or old, project. Recognising this thirst for innovation and to bring order to the chaos, BRABBU and Rug’Society have chosen these products so you can share our intense way of living with the fierceness and resilience the urban jungle demands.

LANKA BOOKCASE

Reading is FUNDAMENTAL, and so we start by showing the Lanka Bookcase. This bookcase is inspired in a traditional method practised in Sri Lanka, the stilt fishing, now disappearing.

The vertical poles embedded into the seafloor are the main reference for the structure of LANKA: in matte black lacquer, it supports the main body covered in matte palisander wood veneer, and with matte brass details. This bookshelf is an elegant choice for any room in a residential or hotel project.

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LALLAN CENTRE TABLE

The Lallan Centre Table is not only ideal to set a book down when you are taking a break but also to have that special cup of tea or coffee on a cold winter day. The Lowlands of Scotland are called Lallans, also designating the integration, blending, and the combination of some Scots dialects.

LALLAN centre table combines four different materials and finishes as pallisander veneer, black lacquer, polished brass and antique brass. All these components cross and integrate harmoniously, despite their asymmetry, to create LALLAN.

CAY MIRROR

Every house deserves a mirror, and there is no other mirror with more personality than the Cay Mirror. Nature in its rawest form flows through this charismatic furniture piece as lava flows during a volcano eruption. Moulded by casted brass and flat mirror, CAY embodies nature’s ultimate scream. Allow yourself to hear the ultimate call, feeling its strength and reflecting it into your urban lifestyle.

MAYA ARMCHAIR

Feel the fierce and intense Mayan civilisation every time you come home by sitting in this armchair. The Maya civilisation had maize as one of the primary elements of their culture. Personified as a woman, Maya’s Maize God was the inspiration behind MAYA Upholstered Chair. With legs in matte aged brass, this velvet accent chair has the sensual and delicate forms of the goddess, making it the perfect seating solution for an elegant living room set.

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SIKA RARE I ARMCHAIR

Sika is a deer specimen rooted in Japan whose strength and elegance inspired SIKA Wingback Chair. The most distinctive features of this wing chair are the button detailing on the inner back, the nailhead trim and the brass details of the arms. That’s why SIKA high-back chair fits a strong living room set.

BOURBON DINING CHAIR

With origins in France, the House of Bourbon was a dynasty known for its class and luxury. BOURBON Dining Chair embodies this opulence through its button-tufted inner back, rich cotton velvet and ash with walnut stain legs. This fabric chair makes up any refined dining room design.

GEORGE SOFA

GEORGE Sofa is time travel to King George Island, where the first church of Antarctica was proudly raised. This island is the largest of the South Shetland Islands and this sofa is a celebration of history through a distinctive piece.

APOLLO

Apollo, in Greek mythology, is considered the god of youth and light, primarily identified as a solar divinity, one of the most eclectic divinities of Greco-Roman mythology. The strength of this God is a remarkable feature from where Apollo was born: a strong, powerful, and 100% handmade product that transforms the comfort and beauty of your project.

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Find this and much more at the STAND COVET HOUSE Maison et Objet SET  – Hall 7, C8 – D7 in Maison et Object.

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